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NU. BOLAifD WJUCRT
Champ
Play in CIF slstt>d by her committee of Mr
D. V. Hayes. Mrs. D. D. MC'Ca l·
l 1um. Mrs. George Pt-nnf:'y. t.i rs
Harry Stickler and Mrs. Charlt>
Both the varsity unci "B" bas-1 Wagnf:'r. ·
kNball teams of :"le>wport Har-Mrs. Thomas Webster. dl'ntaJ
bor High School ('ln('hed tht' Sun· dint(' chairman. reporte>d that
se>t Leaguf:' baskf'lball ('ham-l lht>re> were 105 appointments
pionshlps Friday night In thP during January. Her committee
local school gym In twin win~~ totalt.'d 442 volunteer hours to
of <15·37 and 50-38 ovN Hunting· staff tht.' dlnlc.
ton Beach . -------
Tht' varslt)' tl'nm Is now set
for tht• Southern Cl F playoffs b('.
ginning Tuesday. F irst round
playoff parings were drawn yes-
terday in the ClF offke In Los
Angeles.
31ssues
On Ballot Bill Wetzf:'l's 15· points were
credltt'd for bringing the cham · Newport Ci ty Coundl \'OtNi
plonshlp to the Sailors' varsity Tuesday evc>nlng to placl' thi'~W
squad. Other point !!COrers (or thr~ propo ltlons on the April
the local team Included Fred 13 ballot :
Nesbitt, 9; BIU Jnloes. 4 ; Bill 1. Increase the library ta x from
Roush, 3; Bill Kelter, u; EdciJe the present five cents to 10 cen ts
Pftrnnann. l, and Bill Nw-Pft $100 aneswd valuaUon.
-::. ... :...r t..aa ..... ·-~ .. ~. ~Jt3\ ~rr:
STRATEGY to retuna U. S. Sea·
ator Tbomas B. J[uchel of ADa·
beim to WcuhiDC]toa la tbe
Juao prt..mary will be mapped
by t!aoM three cou.aty leadera.
Atty. Robert f!. Mbo of Saata
Aaa. left. a Democrat. aDd
Mn. Klldred Ferrell of ADa·
bel.m. Repu.blieaa w o m e o • a
leader. wlll co-chairmcm dr&Ye.
Robert 8. Ww9aft of ADabeUD
will head fiDa:Dce committee.
lue on LiJida lsi~ M.ap
eluded Bob Dlelll, 13; Detuly 3. Autborbe a tax ~ up Approval o1 a subdlviaJon map I The Irvine Co. roncemJng the I hearing and passed to 11«0nd
Fitzpatrick. 11 ; Ed P o pe . 8; to 25 cents to pay for trash and of Linda Jslt> will bE' up for width of the ('hannel bt.'twt>en ht>arlng an application of Thf'
Frank Navarro, 7, and Dave garbage rollect:ion. aC"tlon a t the Newport Jk>a('h City Bay Shores and Linda Isle. It ln ·i ne Co tn changt> from a "l ''
Tamura, 2. Scoring substitutes In each Instance Council a~-~ Planning Commission m('f:'ting was explained by Walter Long· district 10 nn R I dastrlt t a rot.tl
lnduded Bruce Knipp. 2; Jerry proved an ordlnan<'t', which w~ll March 18. The> land was rl'<'ent· moor. commls.sion chairman If of • lots .tnd a portion n! lur A
Myers. 4. and George Ma~. 3. bet-orne effective If approved an ly annt>xt>d to ~c>wport Beach. thf' Harbor Commission Insists on Llncl.t b.l(', rlf'"<'rahNI h~
Hilliard First
to Enter Race
Rkh.trrl 0..-k II tii!.<T•I -~~ ~of
6001 ~ L.trk~pur A\ I' ('.,r •• , It I
:\f:tr fih•d numln.tt ion JI••P<•r-..
Frid.l) \\ 11h Cat) C!Nk 1 I<
Prll"-1 fnr ..t ~·laff' (In lhf' ~('\\
p<lrl Bt>aC'h t"ily ('ounl'\1 at tht>
ctt) E'l('('t 1on on Apr1J 13 Ht> has
~n In tht' general insura~
--, ... atnce .1M with u. G( •
tlt't' at 912 Coast Blvd.. Corona
del Mar Hf' ls marrlf'd. his wfff'•<~~
nam~> Is JoyN' and tht'~ hiWP n
s.m Oougl.t" :_l
\lr Hilll.uc1 l r~••k .1 , .. ur,•· 11
mun1dpal ~n\l'rnmf'nl in tht•
l'nh f'r-.11) ••f 'outhf'rn C th!ornl.l The "8" team will go Into tht' the April 13 election. Action on thl' tt>ntotl\'e map un a widPr channel. thf' wes1ern 1 mt>tt's anrl bounrl"' Thr tl"<arlt>n Th lib d k t \\ hllo• .1 -.rullf'nt thr•rt' tn J~FI Santa Monica tournament to · e rary an par ax Or· 1 was dclay<'d at th<' commission ~•rt1on tlf the Island will b<' tial lub .trC' un lht• ...... ul hl'n.;t d l ld th t c -'1 ant! 1'\.lll liP <>Jllrl ht-t<••k th1· morrow IFl'ldayt. nancPS prov e a ount.'• mt'etlng last Thursrlay mght. shM>red off. requiring :l chan~e ' part nf thf' i,:land
Golf Course
1 can st't tax ratt.'s less lhan tht' awaiting outromr of a ~rlt'l' of of plan. for ls ln nd dl'Vt'lopmt•nt ThP rummi"Sionf'r~ cl1.,. u~.-.. t>d
pt-rmltted 10 ('ents. Council re· conferPnct's bi:!twt't'n the Orang€' otrlcials ,:nirl but tnok no artwn un prnp<•,(•d
<'nur'•' t" twtl~>r ur dt'r"t.lnd <II~
~··\•·r"mf'n' .t!'t·r ... .., tOJ.! h"''
"horn hi•· 11 '' .l .. twrr• 1n th"''' J<'<'ted a reque-st by the Park County Harlxtr Comml"<..<~lon a n!l C'ommi:-SionN" hl'lcl a ftr,t l'hdn~t'l' In tht' I'IIY ~o~nlng ord1
D C d Comml~lon to keep the park tax na nn• Thf' prup<t~<t dt>\t'lop ~ P.u-. raws row s Issue off the ballot. Commission I mt'nl .. n Lmrla l"lt• hrt njl!,: up ·' H·· \\ ,, t>o r• I' r.t:-..tt1t "·' ,il
.. _ ld I I Ci • L Do t tf'nrh•tl lh" :'\••\\ l)tlrf R • .t r h mem...,rs sa t. was unw ~ to P'"'"lhl!' nN-<1 for .111 .tmt•ntlm('nl
Approximately 140 membt.'rs I include the ISSU(' with the other IYIC eague na es ,,, lht• /Ullin.£ unhnan• f' L \t Gr.tmm.tr ~ h·~·· (\\01 ~···"' •• .,tl and g u-"'s a day have u~l the tr 1 1 tt I ~ ... tu.IIP.t fr· :n ,, h••tl-. 11 Rf'•l """ • ron OVNS a rna ers. tf11ihruok ,\ltminl)o.!r:tll\1' o\:'~1'-... 1°hole golf ""ur•" of the Irvin" I Ci H Bl d I HH1 .. lit> I•" l.u•d 1!1 th•· H.H .,. '-V ""' "' IY Attornt>y arry o gt>lt t.tnt. nn11f11·<1 thP ,·,•mrnl'"'"n••r-..
Coast Country Club since the explalnt.'d that if tht' Ira h and F d f y th Cente .-\ hotl'l ur IIUh hott·l Ill\ lht• ,,~.. hur ltl' ' •.• ''llt
rourse opened a week-ago yes. garbagt> rolll'('tion l.ax is r<'Ject· un s or ou r tn,l~ tlt'.,lrl' ''' opt•r.ttt> r<'l;lll '<:lit'' lr lt'r•''''' I ,. '" i!"\ •'r'lrn•·:.l
tNday, Manager Wa)tne tl...t>fty) ed. thf:'n thl' prt>ser t ordlnan('e ""~l•lr•'' or f'N"<lthll '-t'r\ II to t'"t.'h \lr lltl!l.tft! ,,tid '"' h., 1-..lon I<~
Murdock reported this week. authoritlng a servkt> r hargt> on MatC"h lng tht-acunn uf 1 ht' hPr t'ommlttt'e would mt>t>t thl' )t,hm••nr... ,, 11 h.,111 11w "'"''I .,f ru" r .. r '1 '1' '"11 r' 11 1'"'1 ~ ''
Foursomes st art teeing off u sers will remain in <'ffect. Business A.c;sodation of l'ornna \\t't•k tn "tudy rE'port..; nn «'II) .1ppl) 1111-! f.,r ,\ "''' f'•·rmit Ill tn Tl'l" r .. ,. ' I',. "'"'n nn r•·
about 9 am and rontlnue until f h 1 · lnrt \\'h~ <!. r r \oil 11 .. ~·m• · · dt>l Mar. thr memhrr-. of th•• l'<IUOl'Jl and rl'f' 11 df'r mrf'tm)o!~ r.tt·h , .. 1~
1:30 or 2 p .m., he said. Approxl-J d t T I k Woman's Civic U>:t~UI' \tttt>rl I•• Tht-murnlng m('('ttng w a..: :tc1 \ p.tr.l.t.:r.tph \\ ·'' pr .. p "'''' I~<• I hir ~ .II~<·••' 'A
mately four hours are requlrect u ge 0 a rontribute $187 50 1•1\\,lrll IIW J•lllrnPii for hlnl'h('on on lhf' Sun m.:: .tddt•d Ill lh•• R 4 dt,lrll I 'N' lit• I• 'hr l•·r·. I• \l.tT ·r··,
to make the 18 hoi"'S (' 1 \\' I"' k o·o nrohtl.lfllt •I lht' \t'\\ J•ntl ll.tr ... • prolect ot mo\'ln~ thf' &1y ~· .. ut l>N·k \\ht>rt• :\-trs. ar a uN' li••n '" l'••rm1t ,· .. mmf'nltl u --t''-Tom H"nd"rson "'lub presl "FamUie-s-Our Most Precious f h · · hfor p,..,,,,,,.r t ••II"• II ,. tl • m•·r n " "' · '-· Jambor~ headquarl t>r .... h111lrlln;.: 1: t\1' .1 rt•,uml' •> t r .ll'll\ It I<'' .1' l'•'rmllll·<l 1r1 thf' c 1 h ... trh 1 (l"nt ""'tabllsh-..a a r""""rd of 80 p ..... ~·lon'' will bt.' th<' subj<'Ct h H ..... r h ,.,. · C'l i •-twr .. r th• "''"' l r• ll .• rt"'' < 11•:1 " • ..... "' "'"v ~ ...... ~ to a nl'w IO<'atlon on I " nr'"'r •• I I' • oman " \ l' ..... ·.ll!lll' hut ,nJ~ 111 l'••nnto;'th•n \'llh ,,
In the first foursome to make the of Superior J udge Kt'nneth :'.1or· Vista &hnol ground" whrtr II 'in•<' ih IOC"('ptlon In Hl'll holt'! or tluh h,t\IIIJ" .tnli npPr:\1 mt-.1 ,·ll,t.
rounds On OpenJng d'"Y In th" rison when he snnaks bt.'fort' thE' \' h "'· " ,... will St'rVE' as a 1'\lmmumt\' nut 1.,..: <h\••lhn~ unu-. ltlt.\1•'<1 nn ,1
group were Hadd Ring, vice Costa MPsa Main School PTA as· Center. . 'Ti I y gh bullthng •Hit' ('1)\ t•n n,:: .1 er.•und I v·. sta Tract
president, and T. Weston Jay and soclatlon Tuesday E'Vt>nlng. . . 1ny au n ( Richard Pleger, dJrectors. A pro It Is a lso "Dads Night," when This action was takt•n ,\1 thf' .lr<'.l u "''' lt>s. ... t h.ln Hlt.l :wrt""
recently made It In 69. &he ma n · dads rome Into their own as PTA I Clvk League meetlnt .H th(' R.ll Cllmmi,,hmer-. :~doptt'tl .I ~uh t J • M
ager saJd. m embt'rs. They will do a skit. boa Bny Club Tut'sd.1)' or l,lo;t to Run Again dl\ l~lon m.l p II( Thl' lr\ lOt' ('u 0 0 In e sa
Dinners are served In the club "A Typical Board Meellng," a week. John T. Mad>onough. 'll fur hi rr,ldt>ntl.tl lnt1-un thf' f"Jr,t rt•atllng ••n .m .. r•ll•un• I'
l""rlntendent of health r~nd ph\ c; south slrl(' ••f 8.1~ 'lilt> Dr Past <•f for members and guests on romedy In which PTA women .. ~ ' · Fr-.. (T•-y) v-.. -..._ -. annE''1"J:! thi.' ~~·~port \'t-.t., !cal edU('Atlo fo Ornnop Cnun ....... .. ---.---\hP Harb.1r :\lasrt>r tlo,·k \ tE'nta· Thursday, Saturday and Sunday a re depleted as husbands see n r .. aoua~.tbat 1M wW be a ClOD· Tract ~uh<h\ l!'llnn .lnc1 -...rn•• ·''I ty School dlscuS&'d lht' rl'<'rPa ll\1' trdt'l mar ~ .1:-apprmt>tl ffl r . I I with capacity crowds on hand. them. Election of ocrt('('rs for the I • ~ · c1Jda1e for c.aatelble of Jfew· J3.Ct'nt :11'1 In\•' thf' c,,...,,, \tr ... a tlonal problems of be:t('h arf'a the saml" l'\lmp.•n> l.tlltn~: for 23 1 1 ... Mr. Murdock added. romlng year will be held. .. • port •~cb T-· .. •--.6 .... _ l ty amll' '' ,, .... t.,t1ptf'd l'l\ lht H .. stren--..a the n""'<l nf a !1111 _... .. __ ""' _... r""idt'ntlal lnts on thl' ""'uth 'id" "' ~· "'.o "'" .. Costu MP .... l Cit.\ Cuundl T\W'-elKtioa l.a JaM. Coaatablo f n~ h D <> S"' 1 time, paid rPCreational dlrl'<'tor o m.•)'S ON' r ... ny • ""r''" n <1.1~ m~ht
Seek June Charter Vote to ro·ordlnat"' and su""n·lse r.-c Vau9hD haa beld tbe lob aiDce tht> .trt>:t ,,( Crt>,t\ It'\\ Dr .Inti "' ,.. _.. 0 -'-t.bcrt ..\ pr~''E''I \\ ·'' h••.trtl frnm R·•lln r"al'onal •ctlvlty ftnd polnt"d 1-6-For 1 YMn .---to Arbor Dr. "' • .. .. ' ~1t"\~lt>lla n ,,f t ht• R \\' MrCir l
Out the r .... r ... a tlonal n~"'~ In time ho was a stat. traffJc of· 1 -------~ " ~~~ lan and s..m~ rtlt'k .•n•l .... t nd flrrn
Board of fteebolder members night. The four rouncllmen re· view of the ra pid gro'A1h of the ~:Ot.b:r:= = ..... lsiMII •••• against tncludlnt; 40 arr('<; In t ht>
are resting thla Wftk as thelr celvtng t he high est number of a rf'a. way Patrol. WlaUe la that._... I .... S..lcl.. .. annc atlon north "f 19th St a nct
Jeeal roui\Rl, Harry Williams. is votes would serve until April of Mrs. Fay Harbison. dean of lee he ,... 18 • LUitJLt ..cl ._..,... Wh ittier St u~rl a~ a ctf'<'l'm
busy rewritlne tections of the 1958 and the three lowest u ntil glrls at Newport Harbor High lo.t Ilia Soft r., Ia 1._ .. ~ posed gr:\nltt' pit He "'a. as
new city charter they hope to April of 1956. A C'hangt> was School. discussed the responsl· lJftd la Coeto .._ .._ lal 'I klllt>rl m)S<'lf Pit-a~ let my sured th at US(' of tht> pit 'Aould
place on the ballot at the June ordered In a charter provision blllty or young womt>n In tht' cmd ......_ at •• ........ famll) knvw a~ we-ll u )OU be-permitte-d to rontlnu(' In tht'
election tor the approval of for a city council commJttee to present day as brt-adwlnnt'rs. St. Bo apuaW 8 _. ..cl rnn." :\II ~~ Clar11 Uvla Morl~y city and withdrew hi. protf'st
voters. meet each four years Instead of homemakt'!'s and responslblf' cit·l Cllld ,.....a ._11 •• • tbo \\'TOtt> to ht-r dllt'1or In Westwood I Th<' annexed property Is west or
~oldera wllJ meet aaain each five years to ronslder the lzens and told how Harbor High 111_. ......_ bl ... 8 traf. h<>ft'rt' rommltlng uiC'IdE> In h M" Placentia Avt'. tK-tween VIC'tMIA
Tueeday night or Frtday, March rt!d18trlctlna of the city tor falr School Is trylng to prt'pare girls tic om-. homt At 219'r On) A\'e., Balboa 1St. and 300 ff'(>( !lOuth of 19th
5, ~ndlne on whether Mr. and equitable district repretel1· to fJII these roles. Island. Ff'b. J~ Nt>wpon poliC't' St. and ruM weqerly to tht.'
Williams baa the rewritt~ Me· tadon on the dty coundl. Mrs. Jamea by. chairman of l"f'portf'd boundarlt'S of thC' Cit~ of Nf"w
tiona ready for thelr approval. Mr. Wllllams wu Instructed the leaeue'a park and recrt>atlon NACICIAII 1'0 QIYC IIIOW No suit-Ide Mtt' rould ~ found port lk"ach dump aJte u the charter la approved It wlll to pr~ a abort form of the rommltt~. ,-.ported a w ide re· AS a&WUif POll CDII nA at the ~ne whf'n pollt'l' lnVftltl· A propo«ltion w ~a or<k'red
~ euly 19M IM!fOft the State dty dvtl ~ code. Pollee apon.Le to the l'etftatlonal sur· Lany Nea.on. tbe cllU~n·s p tf'd be!' dNth by polaonlna. pia~ on th~ APrfl 13 ctt)' f'.lfoc·
Let:bJature wtU meet and ~ and tlrftnen and any other dty vey letter ..,t to all oreanlza· maJklan. wt.ll brine bla bac o1 Pollt'l' obtained the abort JftCter tlon tor voters to dedct. wbetber
able to ratify the dlarter to per· etQpl~ who requelted dYU tiona In the community. The trlclu to tbt Port T'tleatre In Co· later. ck,y rounCil.rMn should w pakt
mtt It to become eftectlve. I8'Yke wW be oovw..S bJ lt. eoauDJt.tee wUI meet at 10 a.m. rona df>l Mar at 1:30 p.m. Sat· ·'Maybto th.y CdUld k~ It 150 a month. City Attomty Doa·
A JIOYialon for a ctty roundl Exempted will be dty electJw tc)eOINW (~y) at the horne urday aa a beMftt ....,_ fOt the ftom my parenu and tell them ald Dunpn f1q)lalftfd U..t lf
eiKUoa 10 be held 10 wteb cA:Ikela. the c:ttJ manqw, city ol Mra. IIQ, SM Setward Jtd .. Corona dtl Mar a.nwntary I wu hit by a t'&r." abe oon· any ol th• 111$1Gtftt ftllndbMa
afta tbe cta.vw Ia ratlfted bJ ~. dt:r delL ft"tell ol ... C:.C.. ............ to orpn.tu Scbool'a PTA. ~ wOJ Wne-ttnuect. '1 would lib-to baYe all ...,. ~ ~ ..ad • u.e ,.....,.,.,. wu ordered ..,..S to ebanp tbe ~ a. _ _..., ....... Mn. W. 0 . nc the welfare,.._ '11\.18 II Ute 1Q)" 'pkt\IJ'a burnt.""-.,. to ~tiM ea•• -ttoa ~·
• ,.._ Into tiM daamr when rullnl tbat the top IDUI In an 11ant1ea. ~ o1 tiM com· only fUnd ra181n1 e¥ftt ot tbe It tt•t It Ia doM. I roG.Icln't •"'-btaae .._._ a.w ,.... title,......._. met lut J'Jiday (0.111 Ill • ._.. .) ......tc:r ~~ Nl*'t.M that J'Nl lOt tiM-*•l PJ'A. do lt.• Yefttl tt.
•
It• ,,.,, ... uranl' rafp, ... n.• K '"""
m.tlt -.hup' ,, nd ... od,l (nt. ~ 1 11 n'-·
ThPrt'urll•n Atl ornt>y :\I ~ Bf'r
n.tr!l .. r B.t~ Sh•Jrt>:-. 'IJt'<~klr c nn
hf'h.tlf ••f lht> H 1~h g.. hi'<•l S.•anl
uf Tru-.11~·:-.. ..... 11d th•Jt · 111 \'It'\\
uf :'<lr St.tnlt•y'" jtra<lnu ... "ICPr
I hf' h11..1rd \\ ,,.., Willing l• "' CPpl
tht• t·umJJrnml'>t• With tht• ... 11r11
1111n of m••rt• 'J>t'•'lfll' restnrtmn'
HP •''kt>d thl" tM> ciont> h~ mt•an'
ut ort11na n•·•· r.llhPr than b~ tiN••!
rt•,lrll'tlon.;
ll l ~h S.·houl Sup1 11 D.n td
"'"" lhf•n dl'l•lllffi tht> '~""'lfl•'
ltt•m, 1 hat ht> and 1 ht> Tru .... tN>"
"ani I'd tndurlPd 10 thP a..,7N'
mf'nt Tht> j.!ll'l n! It \\ ,,, thl'
... taiNnt'nl· '\-\'t> objl'<'t dto!tnllt>l)
t<l ~m .. ll m,trkets. sen I('(' !..l.t
ll•m!.. c1rug stores barbt-r ..,hops.
mall shops. restaurants heauty
parlor• or any other 1.}~ o! bus·
In~ Whieh by &b aature micht
• ,...
0 dd --rl-
to boys and pls."
Mr. Davidson stJIIUCI that thf'
Cit~ Planning C'ommJssion r('('·
ommc>ndaflon for R-4 t multiplE'
<l~f'lllng • toning "as nl't~rer to
tht' "•'hnol o!tu:·lab' reqU{''<I and
''"IIIII 'till .llluw !\lr St.t!il{') thP
u..... ..r t:1... J.ITIIJ.K'rt) But ht>
.u kno~ l(·rl~t·d till' !art hrought
.. ur h\ :\lr :::.taniP~ th.tt R ~
~ .. ut.l • llmln.ll{' snmt' hu-.lnf's~
'' llkh ''"ultl nnl ht• oh ('<lion
rihlt> 'lith .t' ln~lJr.lnr,.. rl'.tl
, • ..,t ,, li' f''('r•l\\ or prof t><:..<lon.t I of
ftt't')oo Tht•r(•fnrf' \I r D;n Hl1>0n
c Continued on Page 101
SAE to Mark
Founders Day
Thr ( •r.u l!t" Count~ \lumn1
~wup 11f ~~~m.t \!ph. .t:p~ilnn
1-"r:~tt•rnll) '' 111 "h"''"\" ~ •ur 1ll'rc;
O.t~ \\ llh .1 h.tnqul't ,,• :'>t•\\ port
llarhur Yrt• hi t:luh .•t •• ~·l p m.
T '""' t \ \l.•r• h ~·
Rf',t·n.«tl•·n' l ,., h•• ~ .• !. \tlh
[)r Jnhn I ''hurn II trt>< •• 116";'
prt>,Hif'nt of lht> ( uur 1~ \1\ mni
s:ruup <•r \\11 h PE'It' Br•rrf"lt Bt>ll
t•un "'!hl·1. Chlllrman o)( •• :ranJ::('
mc>nl.., for tht' annu~tl h ,•,quet
All SAE mf'mhN1-l.tf't• lm itetl
tn lh•' httnqut't, \\hit h \\Ill al!-'4l
tw thl' annual c>lf'rt1on m f.>f'ting,
;wt•nnlan~ tu l'rf'-.ld<'nt t)"burn
Th<' national presidt'nl Edwarcl
Ht>illtwock of Bev<>rl) Hllb. 1-.
<''V('11t>d It' bt' pl't'S('nt
A. L PinWey in
Councl Race
A. L (Piak) Plall.Wy .......
toe of tM c.ta ..._ .._.
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Ah-h·h h. Summertime! H the
Ensign just barPiy <:arne out this
week. blamt' it all on that won·
derful weather It \ as a tough
fight to to1y at my desk .t nd not
go to tht' bPach. or .;;wing som e
l'luhs .11 tht> tint> llt'W golt ('Our:w
Whu .. atd fH•cdom of the press??
... Cht'l't" to tht' fighting MlUotds
oC :'\1!\\ pHrt llarhur Hlgh-hnth
Varsity and B tt•arn~who ha\e
wc>n thEc' b.t..,k(;'tball c·hampion·
s hips in thP Sttn'it•t Ll'agu!' ...
Th.lnk.., t11 Han" Brucring fnr his
!im• lt>ttt'r in l.1st \\f'£•k's Bunstcr
t'n•t'ly l"•>lumn 1n tlw Ensign; no
on(;''s faull but uur own i t the
En~ign f.1tl£'cl tu win any prize
in the newspaper contest-just
didn't ~!N around t•J -.ubmiltlng
an~ (•ntrtl'" ...
H.tpp~ \\',,.o;hm~tun·-. Binhday
to yt.u illl Wt• h.ul ,, double
birthd.t~ p..trt) 1n thl' En,Jgn o!·
f1ce :\Jon 1.1)-he('rs fur GMrg('.
of t·t,ur..,t• and a l'iO for Enstgn
:.taffN Hus:h :O.k~llllan. who dEc'·
,.;pitEc' hi.., ffi('t(' 38 )f'.lr'l has b('('n
,t r11u ncl longt>r h<'r£' 1n :-; l'" pnrt
BE-ach th •n mo:.t £'\ f•ryb(l(1) t+w
Rt>asvn 1 .... 1 ha t ht' has tht> r.trr
rilstinc·tu.n of h<'ing horn In thl'
dt) n! ).rwport BNtt•h 1-. thN£'
iln} .. rlt' l'l-.r hf'rt> who t•an 'l'laim
that h•Htor :' 1 Exl'luchn~ lltMg
II•J!>pll.H b<iiJi••..,, that '" • llugh's
birthplace was a hous£' at :.!112
W <l•·e.~n Fr•mt. Newport. long
sinci:' m ovE-d away and replaced
HAL
DIKE
Says:
by a store b1,1ilding 1 until r('('ent ·
ly tht> location of Virginia ~h:·
:O.Iahan·s ='i('wport BakN)'I
Ha pp) to rl:'t·t>lv(' th1.., ll'tter In
this W('••k 's nw tl t'd 11·
Df'ar F:dtlur:
An interPsllng mEc'mo (J( th('
Log wa . .; put on my d(''ik hy th('
editor of thEc' Equali.rer upon my
rl'ct>nt rNurn from ~l'w York
I am glad to <'onfirm Y•Jur
statE-ment that the Ensign is thE'
only paper in Orange County
which h as takf'n thr troublr to
c-on tact me <~nd gN the fnr ts
ahout my famous show doJ:.
Champion Tal•jun uf C r o wn
Crf"st.
It takt>s a lot of hard work
tu run an at'<'UtntP newspaper
PIEc'ase ac<:ept my rompltments.
I'm sure if IIJc:al pN1ple were
pa<;.sing out medals tor clist in
guishcd 1'1 t> w s rE-port in~ you
would be tht> winnt'r'
Speaking of mt'dills T ..tejon
r~peated h1s B~st of Br£>t>rl 'i<'·
tory at the )ladi~on ~UiltC G.lr ·
d~n Show. Also w a... award<'d
fkost Hound in Show Th~ day be·
fore. he won th(' A!,::han Hound
Spe<-ialty, ~~ "Johnnte" rontlnues
I<J he the world's wmninji!<'SI
s p«·imen of th{' btN'd. rt.'l)rt'"('nt·
1ng Corona fl••l :\far I n lht• \Ct)'
tull<'st
Sincerely.
KAY FI:\CH
Corona del Mar
Thank.s to you, Kay Finch ...
I'll pass on the credit where
credit is due-to another Ensign
staCfN-name ()( Peg Haapa. our
,.-.sodatt' erlitor and 1>0 s
T rawel Talk Is Giwe1
AI leeli•c of BPW
A thineen·mrmth trip from
Qu1to. Et·uador. to Miami. Flor·
"DEUNQUENCT DOUSER" Hl.l. hy font and sma II bon t \\as
There is an lDaeculDg aumber dPscnbPd last Thur day 1.'\'l'nlng
of automobile thefts by young-WhPn Jat·k Sc·h ultz. w id f' I y
sters who hnd automobiles not kn"'' n IE'<'tU rPr. wa!' spt'akrr at
securely locked. and In many the rr•gulai d1nnN meeting of
Ins tances the keys are left ln tho Business and Prote~siunal
the ears. Securely lock1n9 the Wumf'n's Club.
ear will help preTent Ju•enile Special gu<'sts w t' r f' Zl:'lla
delinquency by ellmlDati.DIJ 1 Stone and Dornthy Newmnn,
TEMPTATION. Polley holders pr£>sident and rN'ordlng <;:c<·re ·
wbo lock their can •iU not, tary of San Orro. Southern Call-
under ordinary circumstances, Cornia District. of BPW Clubs.
hcnoe them stolen. which will and Katherine Dice. vic<' pres l·
also help to lower the loss df'nt oC the Co,·ington. Indiana
ratios of our companies as BPW Club.
well. Hilda Brisroe gave a repl>rt on
''TI.• Man With O.e "•""
Hal Dlle
INSURANCE I IONOS
the :-.iar<:h of D1mcs Party Mil·
fired Chapman. president. an·
nnunccd the R('('iproclty D1nner
to be held tonight •Thursday• at
thEc' Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
)411 N•wport .. ,.,. H.Arbet -~ Glfts of the evening Wt'rl' wo n
NEW,OAl lEACH by two prospective mEc'mlwrs. Lou
Elliott and fk>thel Mang.
A Tribute to--
Brotherhood Week!
The Good Book says "Love thy neighbor as
thyself." How much each of us Ls following
this Injunction is a personal matter. a nd a na·
tlonal. yes. world -wtde crusade. It we a re
f'ver to live In peace and plenty with our
neighbors . . . of whatever race. rolor and
creed ... the time Is now to start demonstrat-
Ing that long-cherished dream. We're all
brothers "under the skJn." There Is no funda-
mental dltference in our yeunlnl to llve hap-
pily side by side. So now, whlle Brotherhood
Week ls being recognlzed. let't all be friendlier
and just see how much a broad amlle or a pat
on the back will pay us in frlendahJp divi-
dends
HARVEY SOMERS INC.
YOUR CHRYIIJ!a.IILYIIOUIH DEA' D ..=.n.-CL.. •
Lett en -
Dear Editor.
Am enclru~lng my payment Cor
the classified ad twhlch got re-
sults thE' very next day). Also
note our <'hange ot address. and
would you please continue send·
lng the Enslgn to us here. We
have always enjoyed your paper.
and It wlll be like a letter from
home to aet It here. Thanks .
MRS. S. D. BROCK.
Downey. Calif. • • •
ALL THAT IASKETBALL
-AND NO ICUSICI
Dear Editor.
Last Friday evening we at·
tended the Newport-Hun tington
Bea<'h basketball game at Har·
bor High. ll was a splendid game
wnh a lot of spirit and meant
a Sunset League championship
tor Harbor.
1IIU 'II TU Dll1l'
··~~--.... ~ ....... .,d .....
Mrs. Cle·mence Is Named
President of New PTA Group
Mrs. Warren Clemence of Co·
rona del Mar was elected presi-
dent of the Harbor View School
PTA at the oraa nlutlonal meet-
Loa of the croup last week In
the school cafeteria.
Other officers e lected Included
Mrs. I . Herbert Brownell. Bay
Shores, tlrst vice president; Mrs.
Robe r t Olander, New port
Heights. ·second vice president;
Mrs. Paul R. Holmes, Bay Shores.
Secretary; Mrs. Jessie Haines. Co-
rona del Mar. treasurer ; Mrs.
Mylet Porter. Corona del Mar.
h lstorlan; Mrs. Jack Hess. Coro·
na del Mar. parliamentarian.
and James R. Thompson. school
fourth grade teacher. auditor.
Present at the meeting were
PODfT UGIIT CBAKGED
Dana Point aero light has been
<'hanged from six to l 2 clear
flas ht's a minute. the U. S. Coast
Mlas Aileen Martin, ~ehool prtn-
clpal. and Mra. Harvey D. Pease,
president of the Coro na del Mar
School PTA. Jtfrs. C. ll North-
cott, of Santa Ana. fourth dla·
trlct PTA extension otllcer, con-
ducted the meeting. A aet ot by·
Jaws were adopted, prepared by
Mrs. Pease. Mra. Arthur Weller.
Mrs. Paul R. Holmes and Mn.
Renaldo N. Spagnolettl, a ll of
Corona del Mar.
...........
EAilMAilUD POB
The only thing lacking was
the band. We know Harbor has
a fine band. but where was It?
The only musi<' was the sound
•>f thEc' rcfcr£'<>'s whistle. KVOE
hroadcast the gaml'. If the band
wasn't avallabl<'. why not some
-----------------------------· Guard has announ<:ed In Its
·HOME
LOANS
records? ·
£HIJR£HES
A HARBOR FA~
Wtrltl hi tf PraJer
PI•IMMI ... larcll &
The Harbor-Mesa area will
join In prayer for world peacP at
1 :30 p.m. Friday. Marr h 5. with
Christians In 20.000 other U. S.
r ommunlties and In more than
a hundred rountr les a round the
SEJIMOK OK 'GOOD'
"What Is the Good?" will be
the question as ked at the 9:45
and 1 1 a.m. ser\'it es Sunday at
Christ Church by the Sea as REc'v.
Thom as Roy Pendell brings the
sequel to last week's quNy,
"What I Sin?" Sunday School
with <'lasses for all ages Is also
scheduled tor the 9:45 hour.
munlty Churc h. and will ton·
t lnue ea<'h Thursday d urI n g
Lent. Paul DEc'lp will tea<'h the
7:30 <:lass next Thursday on
"World Religions,'' and Rev. Paul
Babbitt will talk about ''The
New TEc'stament" at 8:30 p.m.
Rev. Babbitt's sermon at this
Sunday's duplicate SEc'rvices will
be on ''The Happiness or Ha\'·
ing No Hatred "
world The local servke will be ICISSIOKAJlT TO TALK
held In Christ Church By tbe The Women's Society for Chris-PIKE VISIT PLAKNED
SE'a und£'r the theme. ''That They tian Servke will take rare of the
MaY. Ha\£' Life." set\·ice Sunday at the Balboa Is-
ThEc' Young people of the Fust
Baptist Church ut Ney,rport fk>a<:h
will g., to thEc' Pikt' In Long
&>ach tomorrow 1 Friday 1 eve-
ning. They will meet at thP
r hurch at i p.m. for transporta-
tion. ThEc' young people havE'
been Invite<! to bring their
friends to the party.
!\1rs. Daniel Corson Jr. is chair· land Communlt)' MethodI s t
man of th(' day and will preside <'hur<'h and will present Mathilde
over t h<' me-eting. Partl<'ipatlng Moses of &>lltlower. a former
will bt' Mrs . Chester FlshEc'r, prEc'S· m issionary to Burma. who will
!dent u t the L'nlted Chur<'h Worn· talk on Thank Offerings. Choir
l'n of NEc'wport Harbor. other dlr('('tor. Mrs. John Herrk k. will
wom('n and pastors. Music will sing the solo. "The Prayer Per ·
bf:' umlt>r th<' dlr('('tlon of Mrs. feet." The Ba lboa Island chur<'h
A. J Rutt<'r. t·hoir dire<'tor. and hEc'ld a family night pot·luck OPEAATJON DOOUELL
:0.1r;.. Mary Lou Samuei!'On. or· supper last week on Wedne day,' "Operation Doorbell" will be
gantl!l. of thf' host r hurr h . when a hugt' cflngregatlon gath · the sermon topic of Rev. He r·
Pastors And thrir wives will be Ned to SEc'E' tht' <'olored photos of bert C. Johnson in the First Bap.
sp<'C'lnl gu<'Sts at tht' fEc'llowship desert and mountain park arEc'as tlst Churrh of Newport fk>a <'h.
hour following thl' sen·kc. Mrs. shown by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Balboa Blvd. and 19th St.. at 11
Jo•wph Boelman. k£'y woman of Ba bccx·k t1f Laguna a.m. Su nday. James Nu<'kols. for-
the hoste~ <'hurrh group. will be GOD ICEAJfT IT FOB GOOD mer baritone soloist In the Spur-
assisted by !\1rs. Arthur MIIIEc'r "Ye Mt'ant lt for Evil. but Cod geon Memorial Church. Sa~Wa
and Mrs. Mamie Foote and worn· I Meant 11 f r Good .. 111 be h Ana. will sing. Church school
en from otht>r churrhes. 0 • w t e will be held at 9 :45 a.m.. the The World Day of Prayer Js sermon subject of Rev. F. W. h I
held on thEc' first Friday in Lent j Ringe at the Unlversallst Com· ~~~~ w.S:;"h~ :! ;:~m~.::d eve-
h Th bll h ..__ munlty Fellowship ervlce at II
£'1\C ) ear E' pu <: as ~n ln~itt'd t•l attE'nd There will be a m. Sunday In the Costa Mesa PAAEJn'BOOD CIIALLEIIGJ: American Lt>gion Hall. Sunday " nur..;l'r}' for small <'hlldren. h 1 11 ..__ h ld 1o 30 "<" oo w1 ,.,.,. t> at : a .m.
Talull-~ H-LLJ 1:...., A <-offec> hour w 1ll follow tht'
- -.... chur<'h st>t\'i<'f'.
Su1. i• Ba~tHst Cll•cll sEucoK oK csBisT JESus
A ta !Pnt and hobby ni~ht set\·· I The Master's example. dcm·
kl' "111 bt' ht'ld a t i :JO p.m . o7t~atlng dman·s God .glv~n do1.
Sunllay in tht' First Baptist m n on an power over s n. d .
Chun·h of Nt'wport Beach. Bal· sease. and the ~rave. will be
ona BJ,d <tnfl 19th St REc'v Her· presentf'd In the Sunday Lt>sson·
'--rt ,. J h ,~ ill. ·k Sermon on "Christ Jesus" at tht' on· '. (J n...,n w spea o n • .. ~· u Ca M k H 0 Newport Bea<'h Chrlstlap Science , " n a e <>aven n 1 E.~rth .. church. "Unto us a child Is born.
J )h R d. h .. 1 unto us a son Is given: and the
1 n ue I, aut or an .. song
writer. will display his w ork. governm~.nt s ha ll be upon his
Mrs Eul.lla E.c;tes will show her s houlder: rends the Golden T(.•Xt
h b d. Ch 1 W'd I from lsa1ah 19 :161. us 11n s poems. ar es 1 .
n('y will rllsplay his inventions
1
RACHEL CIRCLE FORMED
.mrl ~uspEc'l traC't work. Mrs. Mrs. Martin Mangold. Mrs AI·
Emily McCarty will pr£'St'nt her 1 van Cl<'men<:e , Mrs. James CowiEc'
paintings 11nd salt shaker col· 1 and Mrs. William Schlkk a re
I<'C'tlon. Mr and Mrs. Bob Stero· !('Ciders of the newly formed Ra-
\'i<'h will show their shell coli('('· l'he l circle of St. Andrt'WS Pres -
lion Mrs Ruth Hansen, her byterlan Chur<:h, which held
painting and pottery work. and their organizational meeting re·
Mrc;. Betty Pert'ira will display cently at the home of Mrs. Glenn
hN glass paintings and Ec'l<'h · Bailey. Mrs. Frederick Key ery
ings. The violin da~ of Mrs. tertalned the new Joanna Circle.
Ruth Paddock Gibbs will play. who have just elected Mr&. J. A.
ATTOUET SODEK lS KAICED
Attorney Mark A. Soden of the
Corona del Mar offl<'e of Har-
wood. Heffernan and Soden. has
\)('en appointed t6 the legal aid
and lawyer reft'rEc'nce service
committee of the State Bar Assn.
Unruh. Mrs. Donald Anderson.
Mrs. Lloyd Bellman a nd Mrs. C.
H. Hubert to 'l)ftlce.
IIEUGIOW SCBOOL TO OPU
A school of rellcfon for Lent
wlll open at 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
March 4, at Corona del Mar Com -
Scholarship Awards Assured
by Panhel Fund~Raising Party
An overflow reaervation list at tiona were und~ the c1lrectton
the Harbor Panhellenlc'a Vaten-of Mrs. Loul8e Gallacher and
tine brunch last week assured Mn. Agnes Wold, and Mn. Rob·
the two scholarship awards, ert Callis had charp ot table
which the ,roup annually pre· appolntmenU. Ttqet committee
aenta to future collece ctrla of memben. Mn. R. H. Stratwr,
the area. The party wu a fa. Mn. Walter Hatch and Mn. l .
ahlon brunch followed by an H. Rlcp. received cue.a at the
''The <'haliEc'nge ot Parenthood"
will be the subj('('t of a talk by
Fred B Jensen. pastor of the
Santa Ana Seventh Day Adven-
ti t. Chur<'h when thEc' Evening
Dorcas Society meets at 7 :30p.m.
today f Thursday 1 in the home
of ~frs. Donald Spaulding. 362
Magnolia St .. Co ta Mesa.
NEW MEICBEB AECEIVED
At special communion serv·
lcEc'S the congregation of the St.
Andrews PrE.'s byterlan Church
welromed the following new
mEc'mbers Into the fellowship of
the r hur<'h. Dr. and Mis. Thomas
A. Blakt'ly. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke
E. Musser. Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Stallman, Miss Martha S. Oeh·
Jerking. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A.
Sloan. Mrs. Joanette S. Holmes.
William Owsley and M IS. Grace
D. Cooper.
ATTEND METHODIST l7KIOK
Twenty-three persons. reprEc'·
sentlng Christ Chur<:h by the
Sea. Newport fk>a ch. attended a
recent meeting of th e Orange
County ldethodlst U n Ion ln
White Temple. Anaheim. They
Included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fol·
som. Mr. and Mrs. Wa lter Bliven,
Mr. and Mrs. Boad Freitag. Mrs.
Rachel Wiley. Mra. Mamie Foote,
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Roy Pen-•
dell. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mur·
ray, Mrs. Mlna Ives, Mrs. John
Elliott. Mr. a nd Mrs. William
McDonald, Mlas Medbeth Hilden,
Mlaa Cynthia Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Millet, Mlu Ellie
Newland. Mra. Ceorce Goeldner
and David Holtby.
llOYD TO COSTA IIDA
Shlrley Mlthoff ~ moved
trom 814~ W. Ocean Front. BaJ.
boa, to 19U Church St. ln eo..
Mea.
afternoon at carda. Mrs. I. E. door. AUT CHUICH e» CHIIST
Barbt.on a n d Mrs. ~ennetb MIL Cutleman Smith, Harbor SQIHnST
Coollnc presided owr the brunch PenheJ.Jenk preeldtnt, .,..eec~ •• va. &.We. ....,_. ..._.
tabl-.a-a•_.. wt•a. .a•-•--th d A ~h of tile Motl!er Clwrch, TM -...__ ~ u• • ~""-· • IU~ an preeti)Wd lin.. First Cltwch of Christ, Sclefttltt, 111 lot-
U" V.-ntlne 'nee and camel· l'fadene Coplftl, pn«al dlalr· tOft, M....ch~Mtts.
llaa. man. lin.. GlaQI ...,_.,. wu Sv'Miey Sdlqpl ____ ':''•""'
lin.. Oeorp Guthrie W a a In cb.up at tbe J"uulloa 1baw Suftdey ~ --·--II tOO •·"'·
cbatrman at the food commJMI and Introduced Mn. r.llelle WQ. ... ey .'::."'~~ :tf': ':"
........ ., lin. Martin Man· ...,.. at tiM ClotiMI ........ LWe, ~ ~Net~. ,, • ....:
pkt. ..... 11ur1 euey. .... )lrn•ated the ,..._ .... -. ..... 10:00 ..... .. or:, ,....
Jobft T. &.air, lin. liS JIJ.W• poua4 plano mlllla wu PIQid W1ilulll-va ,... 10*» .,... te 7M
-Mn. ..... ~ lin. ., ..... ladda. _... ... •· = =-b.-:4',-.J:_'tGO ,.,.. ..
W. D. 1Jetoa. ...... Marlaa lA-nuta ta .... PI'-... laud· TM __.. 1e ~ ""'"-' ..... au.. ....... 0. ~ ad ........... '-1111 .... .,. ......................... -...
Notice to Mariners. The ClvH
Aeronautks Administration light
for a lr<'raft Is a iM use<l by boat·
men for navigation.
Glamour
Glimpses
DOT'S the truth ... the truth
about spring fa shions In pa·
jarnas! They're new and fres h-
tailored a nd sau<'y. They have
large coin dots 150·centers. at
least 1 on a clean white back ·
ground-sharp rolored piping to
match tht' doLe; In red. green or
na\'Y -and man·tallored. of
course.
Gu ... We haYeD't 9i9e11 you
a 1'1111-dowa • our IMOt pa-
Jama collectioa at O'atiEJf'S
lately. but. 9M· we ccaa•t t.11
you about ALL tbe loftly
thlDp 1D o.u atore. You'll Juat
hcnoe to come ODd ... for your-
MIL lut for you mlDIIDu.m
work. maximum fua people
(true Southei"D CallfonUaltes.
that la) we hcnoe aoae pODd
p. J.'a ef CIOttoD .... ucar. •••
Jut tub ·-.-.1 let ·-dry. .. ..............
I've been wantJna to tell you
about the bran d n.ew handbap
at O'BRIEN'S, but Velma says It
I don't hurry up there won't be
any to talk about -they are
pract ically wa lking out the front
door with joyf ul customers. It
seems that O'BRIEN'S have
srooped the market this year on
new s pring bags ... patents and
calf ... the most unusual ...
IJf
HARBOR
DISTRICT
TO
BUY-BUILD
REFIIIICE
--·--
IEIUCIII
IITDEST UTES
Starting at
·6°/o
Reducing to
51/2 5°/o 41/2
Plus tbe Semen
of
Orage Coaaty't
Lei•••
Scm8p&Loa
Aa8Cidetloa
LAGUNA
FE-DERAL SAVDfCS
& LOAJf ASSOCIATIOK
221 OCEAJf AVE.
th~ bt'st lltyles. as pictured In ~~~~ii~~~~~~~g your favorite fas hion maga.zlne Ill
-with the greatest attention to M A T T B E 8 I E I
expensive looking detall ... and 1 +--C....
the finest value for a minimum ~-=-
prl<'e we have ever seen -In J10:W-....:JILIKNO
stunning shapes. too. And you'll COSTA WISA WATTIUS CO.
rave about our basket· bucket· ~~Jit•~ttilei•i'i•irtii.._ii~·~·~·i-~il i bags. lmportEc'd of unusual straw
and flbrt' romblnatlons In nat-
ural and with color accents.
We a.l.lo bcnoe a 4JNDCl MW
ahlpm .. t of MclutHul Cal·
deND bella, 1D ...... caJJ -
ftlftt. eo.. 1D aa4 ... tiM
da11119 ........... ~ ..... ..
model ODd the becnatllul clrMay
pateatl witb jewel tria •••
~ Ia .-.1 ... EV&MiiBDiG
for SpriD9.
~--1.11 COAIT .,.,._..AIID
CO_,.A 8a.IIU
PHYSICIAN
BEIIT a TV
SURGEON
D.O.
&n.nounc."8 tbe opentq ot hl8 omc. at
tt2 WEST 1JTB STUZT, COSTA 11DA. CAUrOJU1fL\
a-.alPradloe
h6alaka
o ....... \
~IIY ..... : ....... ., ...... .....-.s
lin. B. 1f . .........,.. Dlclft. ~ a 't1ee .... ~~.w,.;1.,•;w;••-.--_........,........,. ___ 1
-u db .............. __ ~-----------"""'i!--------.J • iO
A Comple~ S.ledJon ot
Maple Furniture
and JWlated Acoeuortes
WROUGHT IRON A
RATrAN FURNITURE
PA T10 FURNrruRE
Redwood, Aluminum, Metal
AWNINGS
CanvaJ or Aluminum
Laguna Awning
I and Maple Shop
FREE Df:t.n'ERY-TERMS
Phoae Lacuaa t ·S6H
790 COAST BL\'D., SOUTH
LAGUNA BEAOD
MALONE H. HOLMES
G ENElAl INSU~I
at the Vogel Co.
5)5 C..tt Hltllwey, N.w,_ta..dl
~w~-"'-e: .._ 7461
l..Weftce "'-e: HAr.._ 2444-W
.... -DEBT--.
COLLECTIONS
Aooounh, Notee, Cl&lma of &aJ
kind of dtbta -aaywbere S..
Amtrlra. "No ~oUectlo-No
f~~." We adv~e aU oo.t.a.
CR£Drr BUREAU
of !\'C'wport 84-.aeb, Lar-
._cb aad Costa Meea
!M Rh'~nltcle A\e., PO Bo.: 1M
BF.aeoa 710&. Newport BMela
DIRECTORY
IN tTilA.NCE
MARCO ANICH
INSU.ANC£ lltOK~
Telephoftet: Off. HArbor 4711
ltes. lu'ot~ 5479.J
l2S Meri11e Avet~ue
S.lboe hlet~d, C.lif.
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
tll OOA.ST BLVD.
Corona del Ma=
()pea 10 to 10
For tr. daDee __,.
Call BAitMir t.-
Furniture Restorotion
Chair bottoaw. ~ and•~ ,... ......
ustne cane, nab. r-.d. etc.
HARVEY'S
Furniture ~
2000 Santa Ana .Ave. eo. ta Mesa. BEacon 1:J.»..,1
A chanae In date ot tbe reru·
lar meetlne of the Women's rei·
low.hlp of St. Andrews Prellby·
tetlan Church baa been an·
nounced by Mrs. Wet.ter Jon-.
president. The meetlnr, which la
open to husbands of membert
has been moved forward a wHit
to Wednesday, March 3, at 7:30
p.m. In the Jounce of St. An·
drews. Mary-Martha Circle will
•• ..., .. ,. aa•
SIIQIIc lrt W ..
Some exceptionally fine work
Is being turned out by all age
groups In the dally art and
drawing Instruction classes con·
ducted In the Harbor Area Boys'
Club In Costa Mesa, club of·
ticials have announ·ced.
All mediums ot art work are
used In the classes. ln<'ludlng
pencil, crayon, chalk and tem·
pora colors. All subjects are of
the boys' own r hoosing and
range from scenes or Mars to
the S o u t h Seas. streamlln~r
trains to hot rods. From 18 to 40
members attend the classe dur·
lng the two·hour periods which
start at 3:15 p.m. on Monduy.
Wednesday and Thursday and
7:15p.m. on Tuesday a nd Friday.
The instructor Is Georg<' Baehr,
Corona del Mar commercial
artist.
Boys' Club ribbons ar<' award·
ed each month for the best pic·
tures. Winners of the J anuary
ribbons in the junior age group
were Tommy Toedter. Rich Jud·
son, Pa ul Mora and Gary Mor·
r ison. Winners In tho intermed·
late group were John Kessel. Bill
Thorn and Art IA'on and Bill
Fogarty took first place in the
senior division.
PABSOJlfS GET BOT
A son. Jamt>s R1Jbt>rt. "' '" horn
to :\ir. a nd ~trs. Donald P.trsons,
1~ Santa Ana Avl·.. Costa
!\tcsa. on Wedn<'sday, F('b 3, In
Hoag Mf'morlal Hospita l.
Jlfo. 617S9
SUMMONS
lJlf TBE SUPEaJOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALJPOMIA
IJlf AJCD FOR TBE COUNT'f
OF OllAJfGE.
o.pt. 3
Action brought In the Superior
Court of the County of Orange.
and Complaint tUed In the Office
of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said County.
I SYLVIA V. DUPRAY. Plalntllf.
vs.
ALBERT L. DUPRAY. Defendant.
The people of the Sta te of Cal·
i!ornia send greet ings to:
ALBERT L. DUPRAY.
D('fendant. .--__;~~!!~~2:!~!!.....---,1 You a re dlrectPd Ill appl'ar In
Silver Platers
And SUvenmlU.
Repa.lr • JWDn1ahlnc -bplate
Oold-Silver-Copper-Bru.
Near Community Onadl
1914 Harbor Blvd. Cotta K-BEacm 5113
Margaret L. Scharle
'f"Mcher of Plano
Orpnl.lt -Acoompml8t
Evenlna a.-
for .\duJts
307 GOLDENROD A. VI!.
Corona del Ka.r
PBY81~UIIOS01tr8
LCTWTence K. Gundrum,
M.D.
1741 Superior Ave., Colta M ..
Pnctfce Umlt@d to otaeea.
of Ear, NOM, Throat; A.Jlerv Office Houn: by Appointment
BEacon 8508 or BEacon _.
nTNI.:IIA.L oa:aa.oroa
Salt% Mortuary
Chapel-tbe ..
JURBOR a
Coroaa del ll&r, CaUfondla
Ample orr-street Partdal
Friendly Netrbborhood Servtoee
PA.RICII:S RIDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
110 Broadway
"BEacoe 5110 e-ta .,_
For le~en•eiopes c.l THE , HA-1114
Merchants'
an action brought a gainst you
by the abo,·e na m£'d plaintiff.
In the Superior Cou rt of th<' Stat£'
of California. In and for the
County of Orangt:', and to a n<;w('r
the <'om plaint tht>rt'ln w ithin ten
dn~·s after t he :.er\'1{'(' nn > •lU
of ·this s ummon ... it sc-n ed w ith·
In the County o! Or:u1gt'. or
within thirty fla ys if .SN VNI els<'·
where. and'you Art' notifil>tl that
unll?ss you so a ppt>nr and ans\\er
as ahove r~ulrcd. thl' plaintiff
will take judgmf'nt for any
money or damaged dt-manded In
the Complaint, as arising u pon
contract. or will apply to the
Court for a ny other relief de·
manded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of the
County of Orange. State ot Call·
fornla, this 4th day ot [)e(-(>m·
ber. 1953.
<SEAL SUPERIOR COU RT
ORANGE COUNTY)
B. J. SMITH.
County Clerk and Clerk
of the Superior Court of
the State of California,
In and for the County of
Orange.
By H. M. HEAD. Deputy
DONALD D. HARWOOD
Attorney for Plaintiff
1415 Coast Highway.
Corona del Mar, California
Harbor 1S35
Publish: l an. 14, 21. 28: Feb. 4.
11. 1& 25; Mar. f, 1954, in the
Newport Harbor En.alp.
PIITEGTIIE IEIIIOE
...... a-&"1 ......
.NEWPORT HABIOB ABEA --=·= ..... -.. I.M..l 2 .........
Still 'Polce
be bc»teMes for the deuert
meetlnr.
Mr. and Kn. Ceorp Wheat of
Santa Ana wlll abow colored
aUcte. taken ln GM«e durlnr
their Mediterranean tour In the
au.mmer of 1953. The Wheats
rulted 14 places In Gre«e In
addition to the l.alanda of Gre.ece.
They wlll talk on the conditions
of the cblldren of that area and
on the attitude of the Greek peo.
pie toward the United States.
The Deborah Circle of St. An:
drews Women's Fellows h ip held
their monthly meeting Feb. 16
at the home of Mrs. Andrew 011·
ver. Circle leader. Mrs. Kenneth
McDivitt. conducted the business
meeting.
BJc ewnta comlnr up In March
(« the Newport ~ach EMU
Club are the aurprltle "J'amlly
Album" proaram on tbe 4th and
the annual Sprlnr FHtlval on
the 18th.
Mra. BasU Pet4!rll0n announce.
that r~rvaUona are requ1red
for the aurprt.e luncheon hour
set for 12:30 on March 4 In the
American Le1rion Hall. The mu·
ale section under Mrs. Ferrua
McKay will wt the theme.
Mrs. Nicholas Brettner Is een·
eral chairman for the annual
fund raising part y, which will
feature 11*\cheon. fashion show
and afternoon fJf bridge or ca·
nasta on March 18.
''Belles of 19:>4" has been des·
lgnated as theme for the party,
to be held In the Legion club·
house. It will be open to the-
public. Mrs. Brettner announced.
A rft•&eqU&ln~ dJ.nMr ancl
«aanb.atlonal meettna t« a
new poup. a c:redJt womeft's
brukfut club, re.ulted In plana
for a permanent «ran.tzatlon
and the election of Cliftken at
the Harbor Rou.se RHtaurant ln
eo.ta Mesa.
Elected to form the bula for
a chapter of tbe CredJt Women's
Breakfast Clubs was Helen Lewls
of Lewis Brothers Co. a.a pres!·
dent, Mildred Cornelius of
C. E. Tohlll's oU ice as vice presl·
dent, Faye Hopkins of the R. L.
Callis firm as treasurer, and
Betty Stanley of the Bank of
America as secretary. The next
meeting will be an Installation
meeting to which husbands and
other ' guests will be Invited.
-·---............... t &ol
1011 ....,_... ·•w.. o..a •a
Mar, wu ftMd ... Oft • '**· a.. ctrMna dl.,.. ... Mewpon
IMeb J\lltlce Court .-enuy. She
had ~ &IHtlted aft« runnlnc
Into a Newport poi.Jce car pa.rk@d
at tlle ~ of an aecldfmt on
Balboa Blvd. between Newport
Beach and Balboa at 2:09 a .m.
lut Oct. 4. City Hall t«<rdt
ahow that abe paid 1321.04 to
the city for damaaes to the po·
lJce car.
l·I·C C..t al9'd.
C..... del II•
People l.n ..._
~ ... .... ., ....... ..
YOU CAN
DO BETIU
at
Fumiture4
Complete Home FumlahlnO ~
BEACON 5«S6 ~
I 8 I 2 Newport Blvd. ~
COSTA MESA ,
Meeting Feb, 16 at the home of
Mrs. John Sheran were 12 mem·
bers of Mary Martha Circle. Mrs.
Charles Kranz announced that
the sewing assignment for Mary
Martha circle would be a com·
pleted ba by layette to be sent
to McCormick Hospita l In Thai·
land. They have scheduled a
sewing meeting for the evening
of Marc-h 9 at the home of Mrs.
Bertha T lllotS<>n.
Departing from the us ual cus·
tom of a number of booths. there For lettemuds, envelopes ~
Knlttlng. Crochetlng and
Needlepoint Supplies
K nitting Bags
Speclallud Accessorie-s
and Instructions Is to be but one, that to be In THE ENSIGN, HA-111 -4
charge of the Pro~~~~tlon, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ThC' <t fternoon meeting of Ru th
Ci rciP «lf St Anrlrews Presbyter·
inn 'h ureh '' •\'5 hC'Id at the home
of Mrs. CaM' Hoffma n with 19
member-; presPnt. .\Irs. WJJbur
SchO<'k was t'o hnstess. Mrs. AI·
hl'rt Kelly. who is World Servh•e
Rl'prescnta t ive for Ruth Circ-1<',
;~nnounct:'rl thPir sc•wing assign·
mt>nt for MeCormick Hospita l.
STAMP COLLECTORS CLUB
FORMED liT IIEGIJlfJlfERS
A young stamp c•oll£'r tors r lub
ha~ b('{'n urganit.NI to mPet a t
7:1.3 p m. thP rlrst anl1 third Fri·
day of £'.tch month in the Har.
b<1r Arl".t So)-;' Cluh in Costa
~fl's.a ~Jt'ky O'~.tllcy and Bill
F'1>garty. t'\.\<J of lht• older club
m£'mbt•r:.. hPip dJrft·t and pl.an
thP programs forth£' young phli·
a tc li ts Adult :.t.tm!J <'ullectors
h.JH· bt·<'ll asked to s upply dup·
llcat(' -.tamp<:, albums .tnd <'at.l
log... fur thf• h<>gmnN-. and tiJ
<:how and talk about their l'Cll
lf'('t iuns at the-stamp dub m<'et
Jngs.
WEISS GET DAUGHTER
A daughter. 8<-1·k y Lynn was 1 burn to ~tr. and ~trs. Gar} We-iss
and co chalrman nt>rl by Mrs.
Frank Linnell and Mrs. Clarence
Dodd, leadf'r'l It will feature
cooked foods for .dP
Assisting th1• gl'nPr,ol lhilir·
m an 1n pianmnt:: th<• ft-tl' arP
Ebell ~ectwn 1<-,tdi'rs lmlurHn~
:\'ImPs. Brute )1<-Brllll'. Frank
PNe~. J W. <:a rnm;H·k. C )J
Dea k ins, Jc~t·k Bu}'i<~n. C W. J.ty
rPd. R.tymoncl ll<'rms. ClarPrlC't•
Dodd, Frank Ltnn<>ll. ~I L. Rah·
bitt anl1 Joh n LJnMm :-lc·~ mem·
bNs of Ebt>ll an.• Mm e-.. L. H
Stif!IN, L<'wJs :\ta th las . Allee
Aymes. Charlt>-. Wagne-r. !vtarvin
Sloan, E C. Cunnlngh.!m, Phil
Frem·h anr1 F. 1-:. Btrt ehf'r
Our New Address:
2200 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa
Harbor Transfer
& Storage
Cra tlq, PIW'klaC a Shlpptq
IODtl fiOII
Capistrano by the Sea Sanitarium
You are invt~ed to vtstt a nd m-
spect Southern Caltforma·s
newest and hnest samtan um of
ItS type.
Beautifully located, the sanita ri-
um commands a splendid view of
miles of sct-nic coastline, and a
panorama of maje tic mountains
beyond a green and pt-aceful valley.
Here the guest finds tranquility:
and tender' cat'e and guidance by
gentle. carefully chosen p('r onn1•!
haste ns a ra pid r ecovery.
The rooms are attracti\·ely fur-
ni hed a n d ,. e r y t·omfortabll'
Temptin~ and nutritious mt.>als an• a tt racti H' ly sen ·ed.
Dr. Ha rold E. Day. ~J.D .. dtpi<J·
mat£> of t he .\merican Board of
~l·urology and P ychiatry, is med-
t('al d1n.~ct or. In-patient and out-
pat il'nT ser·vice is offered in the
fi e Ids of electro-shock therapy.
n;trco-s) nthesis. insulin t h P r a p y
a nd psychotherapy.
Lin'ns<'d by the s ta te or Cali-
fo rnra. C(jpistrano by the ea spe-
C'ia liLe~ in the treatment and care
of nl't"\ ous and emotional condi-
t tons. a leo hoi ism a nd addiction.
Hwy. 101 to Scm Diec}o SaD Juaa
Capiatraao
}
Caputra:Do 8;;
by the. s.a • -!
POUlt Coast Bwy. to SaD Diego
For Furtht>r l nform.1t10n C.lll ur \·r-.11
Capistrano by the Sea Sanitarium
Post Office Box "0'' Dana Pomt, Caltfor nia
Tt>lt>phorw . O nna Point 7'1-l
222 Knox St., Costa ~1e:'a, on II BEacoa E..._ cmd SUD.
Tuesday. Feb. 2. In Hoag ~e· 6127 BE S272·M
morlal Hospital~·------------~====================~==~~==============================================================================~
DIRECTORY OF HARBOR AREA CHURCBE
ST. A..''DREWS PRf:!ilBYTEIUAl1~· OJIUB(JD
UU! St. Aadri!W. Rd ..
Newopor' Rupt.a. ac:roee tbe
atreet from IDC'b Se.boot
BEaeoD 10'71
Paator: Rf'\' . .IUDH S. Stewvt
SundAy Worship ServiC't>! at 9 :30
and 11 a.m. Sunday School at
9:30 a. m.
CO)(MljSITY ~HODIST
UO W. 19th St~ Coata M-
BFAcon 7SZ'7
Rev . .loeeph W. MeSba.ae
Sunday : 9.30 am .. Church Sunday
School: 9 30 and 11 :00 a.m ..
Morning Worship-7 p.m. Col·
ic~ Age MYF Srrvice-7 p.m .
High School MYF ~enice; 7
p.m . Sunl'rgous Group Sen·ic~?
C'llt'RCII of Th4' XAZARESE
IAA5 Annhelm lit .. Co-tta ~Ha
Va_,tor : ft4ov. CU~tl \\11Uame..
BMcon 68l0
Sunda.) St>n1ccs. $unday school.
9.30 am. :'>torning Worship at
10 30 a.m. Evangelistic Ser\'·
Ice, 7 p.m. Sunday. Prayer
meeting, 7.30 p.m. Wednesday.
OIIIUST CH URCH BY THE SEA
c-ua11111~ MetbodlAt
ll&lboa Bt•d. at 14Ul St.. Newporl
HArbor a&-W
,...tor: ae •. n.... ao, ~
Sunday Worship. 9:45 and 1 I a.m
Church School: 9:45 a. m. Mid-
week Meeting: 7:30p.m. Wednes-
day preceded by 6:30 p.m . pot-
luck.
ST. iOAOIIIJI OIIURCB
liM Onulee A•e.. Coeta 111..-ar.e-1111 .,...._,'a-. i . Nnta
8 _..7 ....._ al '7, 8, t. 10 -d
11:30 a.m. Weekdays: Mau at
7•00 a.m.--ConfMalon: Satur-~ trom 4:00 to 5 :15-7:00 to
8 :15 p.m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
!tad SL & Eldf'D A ve_ Coeta MNA
BEaeoD IIS9
lleH!re Dd M. C. CrooJe. Putor
Sunday School. 9 .30 a.m \Vor·
ship: 10 45 a. m and 7 30 p.m
Young People and ChJldren's
Service, 6·30 p.m. Sun. Mid·
week Serv1ce: Wednesday, 7:30
p.m. l.adlt>S' !\tJs Jonary Coun·
cil, Thursdays, 10 ·OO a.m.
THE Cl(t;RC II O F CURl T
10~ Church St., Cot1ta M,.._
BEacon 8M6
D. 0 . HW11C.. Mlal!lt~r
SundBy : 9 ·45 a.m., Bible ::;c·hooi ,
10 :45 li m. \\'orsh1p Sl!n lce.
11 :45 a m. Communion: 7 ·31)
Evcnin~ Sernce: Wl:'dncsday:
7 :30. Evening Service
SE\'f:~TH DAY AD\'ESTIST
Nrwport Blvd. at &lsa SL.
~ .. Wport H~lrbt.t
BEacon 6~09-R or BF..aooD 101"!-J
f:ldt"r D. D. Spaoldtar
Saturday Momlng Sen 1ces: Sab-
bath School: 9 30 a.m.-Ser·
mon : 11 00 a.m. Prayer mN>t·
lng: We-dnesday, 8 00 p.m. Fn·
day Evenmg VHpers: 8·00.
n:RST Clf11RCH OF CURIST
8CIENTIST
SSOS \'\a Udo. Newport ~•clt
HArbor u:s
Sunday School: 9 :15 a.m .• Sunday ~n·1ce : 11:00 a.m. Wf'<iMsda> Evemng Mfetlng: 8·00. Read· lng Room. 3.115 Via Lido. ;'\t•\\
port Beach. o pt•n 10 a .m ·5 p m
wt'<'k days. 10 a.m · 7 : l.) Jl m
Werlnt!sd,lys. i ·9 p.m. Fril'l,l)
t:'\ cn lngs
CL"'iTRAL BIBI..& CI.IUKCB
0~ A-. at Ur4l 8L,
Coata MN& .• aEMooa Mae
A.A ........ Puto~
Sunday School: 9:e a .m.-Mom·
lng Service, 11 :00; Evening Ser·
vice. 7:30. Midweek Service.
W~HekY. 7:30 p. m.
t·sn·£R~ALIST COJIMt'~"ITl'
PEUA>WSIIIP .......-Ball. llt.ltJ St.. at Park. e-ta·-........ : .... r."· ........
Sunday school. 10:30 a.m. Mom·
lni •'Or'Shlp, 11 :00 a.m_
CR&IM' LL'ItiE&AS ('trea('B
OP c:ocn'A IID.A
( ........ .,...)
AMI1rt • a..ct-.....
o-ea ... 1U ..... &...._......... ....._, .... ~ "--"
m s • a .... ~ ww. ~ s.mc.: tWonblp s.r.-
s...IQ ......._: t:JO a.m., Sun--lee 1 a.JIL Slmday School at =-=-; U:OO ua. Wonlllp 10:15 a..a.
•
!\'f:l,'PORT R."-RBO R
LUTII.ER.~N Cut:RCif
10!'7 CWf Dr_ !\'f'wport Hl'lcht.
BF..sC"'D 1066-W
R«"l'. Robt-rt Gronlund
Church School · 9 :30 a m Sund&}.
Sunday Sen ice. U · a.m.
FIRST BAPTIST CIU'"RCH
'anta Au A\4', a t )lapoUa
Costa ~-
R P\'. P. (i. ~«'1111'1llQJI
sunday St•nicf's
~ U a m Sunday School. 11 a
m \\'11r...h1 p .:::,•:-1 JC•'-6 311 p.m .
Bapt1st Tr:unm~ l'mon , 7 3\l
p m . E\'<'nm~: Sen lC'•' Thurs·
da~ 7 3() p rn P rayl'r, PraiSe
nnd n 1hlt' Study.
CHtrtu ·u OF Ol"R l..ADl'
OF MT. CAKliEL
I.WI W. Balboa Bh·d .. Xewport
fL"'rbor otl4
F athf'r ~t«"pben KJieY. PNto r
Fatber Georqe Panuusus
;\Mt. Putor
SundBy ~ta<.5~: 1:'1·00. 10 00. ll·30
• n. \\'••f'k•i.1~ ~t.".... i n. no
,, m l · .. nft'""lnn $.11 urda}«
.•n l t'"'' •I :-.: F'nd .• ~ .. nnl1
ll 1l) D •) .. I rom l tlll I•• 1 10
p m .111•~ fr .. m ';'•1tt t .. ~ ill p m
CORONA DEl. MAR
COMMUJlfJT'f CHURCH
COftJtTf"C'Ill:tOUI •
All HeUot:r{)~ A10•.
IIArbur 1~
Puto r : Rt'l'. Paol Edward BabbUt
Sunday \\'orshrp S\?rnC~$ 9:4.5
a.m., 11 · 00 a m Sundar School : 9·4.5 a .m.
MT • .JA..WES EPISCOPAL
1':08 \'Ia I.WO. Newport a...r•
lllalltter:
Re¥. hoi M OOI"fl ~
RArllor lUI
Sunda.)' ~rvict"S : 8:30 a. ni. Holy
Communion. 9:30 and 11:00 un.
Morning Prayer: 9:30 a . .m. R.e-
llstratloll for S~.mday Scbool. filunct..Y Sel'\i<.'8: 8 :1S a. m.
PrayeT Culld; 10·30 Rob' Com-
murdo~\
TODAT'S MEDITATJOI'f
(Copynqbt by Upper Room)
v•l t> "'I' ,, r • 1 I • r
• • • p,,., I I J·•lll ! 7 I I
It II *1'1" •• 1 I I( " Jr I r. I !
pi·· .... ,. t p. "t• \\ t• dJ ~ •• ,1 ... f '·\
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a! t!lt' ol fl •f
turn••d ,.
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tn•l \J 1'1! It•" .: t I" tht• hl.t o ..
l"l:tr•i tn I \\rl't' "" It ttll\' IIIII
dr.-•1 te'l\t'' ~ ... , •• •n•• .u!nlht~·
Tool.l) • m"'' Cltr) ,,. •r' i.•···J
th•• ''' ~o:r• "r up htllt ~::r•• .ort'
•1111 Ll•' t..• ... t ••I tr •'net' .u1tl 11 I''
ln\1' t'll'h ••lht•r
PRATER
Or •r I ;, • ..j \\ .. rh.Hll.. Th···· r .. r
tht> if'''""" .. r lift:' lf':\rr"•tl 111
d.,}. ll••rlf' h) Hrtr u ... tht' tl.t\
lot ,.hu\\ f•trlh Th\ 1"' r tu ,,,h,~r ..
811' " ll" "' llh Th\ pt• ",. llt'lp u~
h• lh•llt'\«' 111 Thf"t· .. n.J t .. '""'In
DR. BARRY WRI'TE. IDIDUteT
of the Ba lboa lslcmd Methodist
Cburch. bas bMD absent hom
the pulpat tbe past tew Sun·
days because of tllDeu. He 11
recoftnDq from an attock oC
broacbta l paeumoaaa.
th•· """'• .. r <'hr1" "h, "•HJI•'
h.t\C• u' pr •• ~ 1 •ur ~·.,rhc•l ~' hn
.Ht I' "'t• \\I'll \m«•n
THOUGHT r O R TBE DAY
T.. lu\1• onr .1 nnt h•'t '" 11• II\ ,.
th•' (rl\ldt•l\ Ruh•
Moort• J.t• 11h ...
IArk.t n"''"'
Tbia O.wd. Direc:tcwy is made poaeib&e throoab the aupport
ol the followinc ciYic-mindecl --........ and c.iti..-:
SlASfiOitf LANDING CO~EE SHO,
o,. .. 24 ...,.,"' o.. ...... 1 •'"' ,.., w41i
k to.d. 117 Coeet Hwy, N.l. ll ....
Nl'WPOlT HAliOtt ~N
N~,..-ef n.. ~ ,.,_
S.Mc>r: ... ......_.,.A,JI14-llll
IA$1N SHINA.D-Itoy ,..,..._
C4H.plete W.i!lie ... ,u fet "" .....
70 I .. YJU• Or~ N.l.. t't""'-l M •
fAll. W. STANUY, l...._
w-.... ~~"'-, ..
Mel111 OM.e: '-"-••""'· HA-tm
lfJiilllii1QID &ICI'IIC co.
• 0 ··~ .. I 9 II ........
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PAGE FOUR . ·-
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeue
Saviftgs
Heacl.-ters
for 17 Yecws
Big -Bay Cl.ub Project Starts
Permits totalling $354.444 were $800.000. Building In Newport
Issued by the Newport Beach Beach thus Is keeping pace with
Building Department last week last year, w hen the end of Feb-
to the Balboa Bay Club for the ruary total was 11.635.398. This
construction of 48 apartment total should be ex~ed when
units, plus locker rooms. recrea-this month's permits are all
lion room and car ports. South tabulated.
Gossett, 2014 Placentia Ave .•
$2.795 cafe and atore building:
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More than 17 years of
growth and service to
sa v I n g s Investors -
that's our record!
Coast Construction Co. of New-Following permits were issued
port is the builder. In Newport Beach:
Last week's big total brought e KBWJOIIT
the February permits almost to
Freedom Homes. Inc.. a $1,500
display sign on the southeast
cornt>r of Wllaon St. and Harboz
Blvd.; H. A. Martin. 371 Avocado
St.. $300 car port, Theo. Miller,
1905 Fullerton Ave .. $1.500 addl·
tlon to a dwelling.
P e rmIts for unincorporated
areas of Costa Mesa Included C.
A. Rains. close In car port at 2099
Federa.l. $220; George Markel.
dwelling at 1008 W. Wilson,
$5.500; and at 1018 W. Wilson.
$5.500; James Ray. Inspect build·
lng to be moved to 2110 Valley
Rd.
BY~"e/(~
TOUR PHONE
CaU HA u.t
NO SERVICE CHARGE
LIDO TRAVEL BUREAU
lUI VIA LIDO
Ver>n Thr>el~eld
& Auoclot~,
Original Home Plana
1• Coast Bl9bway
e KO'I' ca&D. T
During the first 11 days
ot January. Investors
placed with us more
than 211. million dollars
of additional savings.
These savings will be
re -lnvestl'd right here
In Orange County to
help build new homes
and business buildings
as o u r communities
continue their sound
and rapid growth.
Coroaa del Ma BA 3502
Warren Scott, 5-room. 2-story,
l·unlt dwelllng at 1117 W. Bay
Ave .. $9.880; Balboa Bay Club.
48·room. 2-story, 48·unlt apart·
ment building; locker rooms.
recreation room an'd three car
pOrts. $354.444; W. C. Bradford, 4-
room, 1-s tory, 1-unit dwelling at
3807 Seashore Dr.. $8.000: Colo·
nlnl Restaurant. 1014 Coas t
Highway. move sign, $200; B. E.
Hoctlngl'r. 6-space trafler park at
221 19th St., $1,000; Mrs. Fern
Simmon . alterations at 107 31st
St .. $215; Patrick Fernan. -!·room.
1-story, !-unit dwelling at 401
39th St., $10.500.
As you read this. please know
that I'm not after B u n s t e r
Creely's laurels. Neither have I
moved "On the Island," aJthoueh
I did once live tt\f!re. With all
proper apologies lor even men-
tioning the word book taome-
thlng that seems to go with
Bunster as naturally as Creely)
I want to tell you about just
that-a book.
Your savings invested
wllh us arc SAFE -
each accuunt ins ured to
n I o t a I of $1 0,000
through t h e Federal
Savings and Loan In·
!'lura "''C Corporation.
WITHDilA W OLE
lNSUilED SAVDfCS
LOllS FIR HilES
5% t•YEAil LOAN
Construction L>cma
6% !O.YEAR LOAN
8U BOB 8A'l"''LD
Peirt. lortcac• Co.
tcta Cout Blvd., ODII
PIL RA 1888-IU I-6CU
(Me&ro Ufe I..Dau.ruce FuadA)
JAMES D. RAY
Baildin1 Coatrador
100 Coett ...... c.r .... 4el ...,
HAtbot OIIJ
IMid-: HAtbot 2 1~W
e UDO ISLE
R. J. Collins and R. H. Ingram.
6-roum. 1-story. 1-unit dwplling
ar 112 Via Koron. $19.000. and at
3;)5 Via Lido Soud. $17.000.
e CORONA DEL MAR
Mrs. Bessie Oyster. garage and
s torage a t 310 Fernlea f, $2.500. e BALBOA ISLAND
W. E. Bowles. add 10 sturPtoom
at rear of storl'. 218 Ma ri ne.
$1.000: Mrs. Gwt>ndolyn Anne
Gre<'nlear. nllerations at 218 Col·
llhs. $1.600; Be<'k i·Lou Restau·
rant. 226 Marine, sign, $250.
e BAY SHOllES
E. J. Morsel. 4-room. 1-story.l -
unlt dwelling at 2505 Crest\'it'w.
$12.500. e COSTA MESA
Hal'borHiah
B1 IIAIIIA PLEOEa
The annual Heart's Des ire
Va lentine dan<'l' w as held Feb.
13 at the Legion Aall In New·
port Beach. The Zeta club at
Harbor High put It on. The jazz
ba nd at Ora nge Coast s upplied
thl' music and they were really
good.
This d ancl' gave the gals a
chancl' to go out with their onl'
and only. for It was girl ask boy.
Set'n there were Pat Retmler and
Tony Palaferl. Mary Sinclair and
Gary Grant, Barbara Hayes and
Bill Kelter. Sharon Lynch and
Richard Pleger. Linda Zander
and "Bugs" Zerbe. Gloria Beltran
and Glenn Pickens. Doroihey
Robertson and John Kepper. and
many. many othNs.
•
• roa FJSBEUIEJI OlfLT
On~ book In my fishing library
Is getting tattered and It smells
musty from being In storage too
long while I was wondering
where I'd go next per special
orders No. so-and-so. It was the
first book I ever owned on salt
water fishing. The title was "At-
lantic Game Fishing." The au-
thor was one S. Kip Fa rrington
Jr. As I read it. years ago. It
thrilled me. The hunger it creat·
ed stayed with me. It was never
fed until I moved to the de-
lightful spot overlooking the Pa-
cific and Newport Rarbor where
I now live. lt's a hunger tha t Is
nPver satis!i~d.
e FJSRtNC WITB FtiEJmS
M I M + E 8 F F H H H H E E M M M • Building permits issued by the
Costa Mesa city building depart-
ment during thf' past week In-
cluded: :\Irs. Ana Brown. 417 W.
19th St . S800 residential addi·
tlon: Harold Fellbaum. 2025
Wallace St.. ~00 to relocate a
n€.'W foundation: Arnold Fell-
baum. 345 Avocado St.. for $300
to relocate a dwelling: Carolyn
Ganrt. 237 E. 21st St . $10.146
dupii'X rtwelling; Doruthy A.
Each year. art s tudents at Har-
bor send in some of their best
a rt work to the Bullock's art
show. and hope that they win
something. Miss Lour lt-, the art
teacher. announces that three
~old keys were .awa rded to Mar-
tin Green. and one gold key was
won by Judr Stewart. The a rt
classes are going on an ex-
cursion to Bullock' Saturday to
see the show.
And just last week came this
new book. ThP author Is S. Kip
Farrington Jr. The title Is "Fish ·
lng the Pacific -Offshore a nd
On." If you're a fis herman you
surelr must read lt. When I first
laid ha nds on it. I couldn't put
it down. Until the early hours I
fought giant broadblll. great
black marlin off Peru. off Chile .
I was with Farrington when he
caught the first black marlin
tha t weighed over 1.100 pounds.
I was always with friends. The
firs t name mentlonPd on the Jist
or fish <'aught ln 1952 off lqul·
que, Chile. was that of George
Holstein. The names of Don Al -
lison and Mrs . Allison appear
on this same list. Especially
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CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS ·
Flctltiou.t Firm Name
THE L'NDERSIGNED d o e s
hPr<'b)' ct'rtlfy that she is con·
dut'tlng a "News-Letter" busi·
ness at Box 366. Balboa Is land.
Calif., under the fictitious flrm
name of "Gert to Myrt'' and that
said firm Is composed of the
follow ing persons, whose names
In full and places of residence
:Ht' as follows. to-wit :
~tARY HELEN WILSON, 1201:
Grand Canal. Balboa Island.
The girl's dance classes arc go·
lng lo put on a big s pring show
this semester. Th€.' ~lxth period
and fourth period clnl!!'es are the
participants. and ar~> working
madly to get It together. All the
dances and routines are products
of the students. It Is all original
work. It will be put on Cor th~
students In a school assembly,
and lf It Is good enough, maybe
Cor the public too. I think. per·
sona lly tha t It will be good
l'nough for we ha\C ~me great
talent up therc.
ca ltf 1 NOTICE or
WITNESS my hand this H th BEQUEST FOil ams
d.ty of Jo~nuary, t9:H. The Board of Trus tees or the
"Gcrt to .Myrt" Letter l:\ewport Harbor U n I on High
1 ~IARY HELEN WILSON 1 School requests bids as follows:
~ATE OF CALIFORNIA. Bids will be re-celvt'd In the Ad·
COI..i NTY OF ORANGE-ss. m inistration OfCI('(' of the High
ON THIS 15th day of January. School up to March 8. 1954 a t
19:>1. b.eforeo me. a Notary Public l 12:31l P. M. and will be opened
In ami Cor said county and state. In the board room at 1:00 P. M.
rt'sidlng therein. duly commls· March 8. 1954. The board re·
siont>cJ and sworn. personally ap· serves the. right to reject any
peared MARY HELEN WILSON. and all bids.
tGNt to M)•rtJ !fictitious namel, One il l or more Integrally
known to me to be the person built tra nsit type school
who"<' name Is svbscrlbed to the coaches w ith a seating ca-
within instrument. and acknowl· paclty of not less than 79
l'dged to me that she executed passengers on the hIgh
the s ame. school seating plan to be UP·
\o\'ITNESS my hand and of-holstered In genuine leather.
ficial seal. coach to be powered with a
EDITH MOORE MAROO:N 50i cu. ln. Hall-Scott motor
;\ota ry Public In and for said mounted horizontal amld-
Counry and State. ship. full Westinghouse air
My Commission expires Au-brakes. Body to be aluml-
gust 17, 1955. num with a dry side wa ll
Publish : Feb. 18, 25: March 4, 11. type of construction. tires to
In the Newport Harbor Ensign. be Seiberling All Rib type
on aJI wheels. Said coach
m TKE sunmo• cotnrr shall be equipped w 1 t h
OF TKE STATE OF heavy duty heater and de·
CAUFOIIIQA Ill IUfD ro• froster, spare tire and tube,
TilE comrrr or OllAJfQE luggage compartment. pub-
Ko. Aa.s lie address system. and all
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PE-other 1 ega 1 requirements
TmON FOR PROBATE OF WILL governing student transpor·
AND FOR LFn'ERS TESTAMEN-tatlon In the state of Caii-
TARY. fornla. Ru r axle ratio to be
In the Matter of tbe Estate of 6 1/6. Under body and chassis
RALPH H. AHRENS, to be painted two coati high
Deceued. grade black auto enamel.
Notice Is hf!reby given that the Coach to have our emblem
petJtlon of EdJth F. AllnDll for and lettering. Tra~n
the probate ot the WUJ of the to be 5 speed 5th direct. De·
above named decedent a nd tor livery to be made In not leu
the l•uance of Letten TeMa-than ax weeka. Each bidder
mentary to the petlUo.net wU1 be aball ttate the amount that
heard at 10 o'clock A.M. on Feb· he will allow fOf a u-.1 Ford
ruary •· 115f. at the court room bu• now In the da.triet'a poe.
ol Department 3 ol the Su· -.Jon.
perlor Court ot the State ol C&ll· SIJMd: DONA.LD DU'NGAJf,
fornJa In and for the County o1 Clerk, loard of ~
0ranp. Newport~ Union Blah
a. l . SMITH. khooJ. CountJ an. Publllll: PM. 11 and 25, 115e
Daa.: .........., t. 1Jk • In tbe Jlftwport RlltMir Bnt~p.
'a1011A1 &. &UI&&NAlf
1415 Ceul lllllnN.J, All vou~ prin~nq needs wa1 be c.c.a dll ... CaWcnla henclld CGWM*•IIv ettd court·
, ..••... ,._ ... ..............
An Easter time dance and end
of the school year dance are be·
ing planned for sevt-nth and
eighth grade students In the
Mesa and Harbor area at the
Ha rbor area at the Ha rbor Area
Boys· Club In Costa Mesa Col-
low ing the SU(.'('essful Va lentine
dance ht>ld in the club.
A rommlltee of students from
the E. A. Rea. St. Joachim and
Horace Ensign schools planned
the dances. At the Valentine
dance. Mike Hayes and Bonnlt>
Bla lrc won a dance contt'st. with
Corliss Ankeny and Rosemary
McQueen, second and Jim Hos-
tetler and Vicki Verinder, third.
The 25-cent admission tee in-
cluded hot dogs and sof\ drinks. ............ , s, ....... , ..
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lippitt
of 413 Heliotrope Ave .. Corona
del Mar. and Mrs. Lippitt's
brother, Lt Francis Minton, USN.
were among the guests at a re-
cent banquet given at San Juan
Capistrano Mission by Fath~r
Lloyd Ru~ll and members of
the mission for a crew of 36 of.
fleers and men of the Spanlsh
Navy. The Spaniards are h~re to
navigate back to Spain a mine-
sweeper named Nalon A.M.S. No.
139, being built by South Coast
Co. of Newport ~ach. The mine·
sweeper Is named alter a small
rlvt>r ln Spain.
PDI&D ro• Y~CY
lames M. WeJty, 18. ol Santa
Ana was nned $100 wltb 175 •
s uspended and placed on proba.
Uon fOf two yean on a va,raney •
char•• In Newport ae.m l utke ~
Court reb. 11. Be wu IU'Jftt.. f
by CoMa .... polJce In front
ol aM Newport llvcl., eo.ta
Mea, at 1 a.m.. Feb. 10. alter
a prowler eall at 1'71 0.1 Mar
Aw .. eo.ca ....._
lallcler
•••••• ••• 1 a • •
~........... ...... In ................ ..
............. Jk;wpwt ......... ~"'%... ., ...... il
where It aay• luoe 30-BtoadbUI
-7:19 IM. n•• the ladiM! world
rfllOrd. Mentioned In the 1953
Jist, t. Mrs. Thelma Krlepr (she
and Woody are buUdlng on
Udo). And there are m a n y
othf!rs ..
But I've told you enough. It's
a mervelous. exciting book. My
most sincere thanks to the pub-
lishers. Coward McCann, for the
review copy that added another
priceless gem to my fis hing li-
brary. Thank you. too. Kip Far-
rington.
Udo Centet
Arches """ .. --.. .. ClaMt ... ~
~••• roo•• OOOil~AIL.
COAS'F HMIHWAY Af
THI AKHIS ....,.... .....
JOHN VODI.£ ........
MAKE rr A MUST
...S,•-.FIIIIatltalesl-
s...o.. Lo.ie • the Piuo;
OICITIU ~=~.:=
LUJfCIIEOKS AJfD DDnfED
HAPPY AfilTUDE BOUR-5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
ORII 7 DATI A WEEK -10 ..-.. to 2 a.a.
114 Coat JIJglnNy Rewport BeacJa 8eacoa 5101
FU
* BALBOA *
Now Open Week-ends
* * *
RIDES & GAMES
T .. t .. fiiiiiJflr I .,... --Ill"-..
lftOOIIItl'llrab'-food. wa~.,•r.ll
dtinka. lela from a mau that Ia traiJ
• .,....... •• deJi&bt. Superior .. ·-ad ONtq»olita atmoepben. 0IHJIJI ROOM
LOIIe IIACH
Itt Au'-t • .._,.._._7-IOfl
'-'--•lillie. ........ .. ............... ,.,.
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SEA FOODS OF AU liNDS
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....... M. u. • • ... JC' Erwicln. 1104 eo..t 'l'S: a..==!...!....!!~~ ~~~~~~~~~~
Forrest Alllndft' of Balboa Is·
land was elected president of the
Newport Harbor Young Republl·
cans w hen the group met recent·
ly In t he Coata Mesa American
Legion Hall. Don JWberta of
Costa Mesa was elected vice
president ; Mrs. Kay Ke lly of Sal·
boa, secrt'tary·trt'uurer, an d
RoMrt H. Burke of Newport"
Beach, Immediate past president,
was elected delegate at large. Dr.
W. I . Cowan spoke on his prac-
tice under socialized medicine In
Cr('nt Britain.
AKGLEJIS Of NEW ZEALAND
Walter Balderston of Corona
del Mar and Jay Carlisle of Har·
bor Island have nrrlved In New
Zealanct for a 2-month fishing
expedition. according to a cablt'
received by Mrs. Carlisle.
e a a a a 0 p
ORT~/ . . r. •
•
KEEFE UAIID.LB • Eddie
CGDt• aDd Martlya EnldDe
an abowa Ia a aaae from
"'Tbo Ed d lo CGDtor Story ...
J • 0 • • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
•
TI!C'II81eekw • o • I o n.tia9
SGIIdcy at hrl TIMatJe Ia Co-
roaa dol Me.
I
0 0 ~ tf\::-. 0. 0 0 0 .
OR
A total ol UB ltUdent.l made
the honor roll for the lt'COnd
quarter of the achool year In
Newport Harbor Union High
School. 'nle llat Includes 32 ten·
tors, 37 JunJora, 31 10phomores
and 48 freshmen.
The seniors were PhylUa AJ.
Mrs. Patricia Atkinson. Sandra
Beenfeldt. Bonnie Blescar. Bar·
bara BrothE-rs, leanne Callen·
dyck, Chester Cawthon, RJchard
Craig, Robert Dlt>hl. William
Fogarty, Thomas Frost. Martin
Green. Mary Harvl"y, Nancy Hay-
den,Barbara Hayes, Douglas Hu -
Mrt. Merritt James. Wylie Keel·
er .. RJch ard Lewis, Connie Man-
gold, Carolyn Overman, Randall
Peyton. Mary Royct-, Mary Ann
Russ, Hall Seely, Carolyn Shar·
rna,_ Becky Smith. Sally Stewart.
Yvonne Taylor. J o a n Tonne.
Nancy Tritt. Penny Weaver.
Tht-juniors wert' Linda Adair.
Harbor &onor
da Griffiths, Jlfancy Gr(sty, Wll·
llam Hamblet. Lrab Harmon.
Diane Hilbert. Shirlee Hourlcan,
Arlene Huff, Marilyn Jngmund·
son. Richard lnnf'I'St, Suzanne
Kelm. l ane •Ostrander. RJchard
Rager. Ann RaJston, Charles
Rice, LaNetta Richardson, Pa·
trlcla Rltchle. Lynne Schachner,
Carol Ann Shaw. Sumly~ Shl·
rakl. Mary Sinclair, Judith Stt")V·
art. Martha Welchel. Marianne
Williamson.
MUla, Terry lleldl, SonJa IUchea,
Patricia JIUQ, JMUca Roberta,
Diana Sanden, Coutance Seeley,
Charneth Stazele, Diane Swan·
10n, Wanda Lee TN-....,
Diana Troolen. Cbara.. V_..
vort. David vauahn. Oren Wade,
RJchard Ward.
10
lor 11.00 f"""to . . ~.' .. ( .
0 , "..J Jl' ., -i ._ , • 1 I
JIOW IBOWDIQ From the POUCE BLO II ER
Donald Beatty, Lynn Bosley .
Myrna Bouchey. Paul Brl'ithaupt.
Patricia Clemence. Fay(' Cozad.
Mary Ann DerysmnrP. C a r o I
Doane. Arloween Dll<'ktf'r. Cy-
nellt> Dysart . Ray Ed" a r d s .
l aml:'s Ev('rson. Larry Cant. Lin·
The sophomort"J <-.·ere: Crt-g
Adams. Patricia Adnms, Karen
Bjornf'by. Helena Boster. Phillip
Brownell. Toni Burroughs. Gloria
Chapman. Sharon Crowl. RoMrt
DeLong. Susan Du Jer, Virginia
Fuglt. Cary Harper. Dennis Har-
wood. Dt>nnl" HPnderson. Marl·
Jyn Hill, Kathleen Huff. Bt'verly
J acquith. Robert Johnson. Mary
Keith. Patricia Keltt>r. Marjorie
Lynn · Knox. Robert M<'Donald,
Michael Michaud. Nlyla Nt'mltz.
Evelyn Pease. RoMrt Rager. Rob
ert Smith. Marie Stone. Margie
Stovall. Cha rles Strand. Theodore
VonHemert.
SPECIAL CHECIIN' ACCOUNT
LucU.Le a.ALL ad DoU AUAZ ···e···o·e··h ·e··········•··e••e No Nf'IQ dwt••· ItO ~ b.l-
M~Ce required. Simply buy • boo• of
checb •lid then keep only ~
-la-
"TIE L-
L•a TUII.EI"
-pla.a-.
DAJI DUIITEA
"TERROR su-~--;t .....
-pla.a-
.. EGYPT BY
IA,_AY
Marge and Gower Champion
In a Musical Hit
.. GIVE A GIRL A BREAK"
Ia Todaalcolor
ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS • STAJITS SUJfDAY
Abo DISifET'S
''PECOS BIIJ."
Seven rolls of plastering wire
mesh, valued at $84. were stolen
from an apartment con!'ltructlon
job at 3400 VIa Oport.o. Newport
I Beach. Kelso and Sloan Builders,
2814 Lalayette Ave., Newport
Beach. complained recently ....
A rrilt'lor accident occurred In
front of 805 Bayside Dr. recently
Mtween cars driven by A. H.
Magill. 814 Ocean Blvd., Corona
del M:ar. a nd Anthony E. Turner.
2587 Westminster Ave., Costa
Mesa ... Cars driven by Charles
W. Eastman. 3402 W. Ocean
Front. Newport. and George Mur·
ray, 175 Rochester St.. Costa
Mesa were Involved In a slight
accident In front of Pelletier's
Pharmacy. Newport . . . A $55
blue and white bicycle. owned
by l oan Remley. 101 E. Balboa
Blvd .. Balboa. was stolen from
the Newport School ...
Cars driven by Robl:'rt A. lb·
botson. 112 Opal Ave.. Balboa
Island. anl1 Mrs. Paul CaldwPII.
1500 Clay St.. Newport Heights.
WNe Involved In a minor acd -
dt>nt r('('Pntly a t Balboa Avt>. and
Marlnt> Avt' .. Balboa I~land ...
Brucl:' Handy. 1136 W. Balboa
Blvd .. Newport Beach. reported
tht' tht>ft of his son's S58 racing
bicycle from their garage Feb.
11 ... Oliver W. La Blanc Jr .•
22. of Long Beach, wu .ente~
to serve 20 days In city jaU Feb.
11 on n charge of soliciting mag-
az.ine subscriptions without a
city ll('('nse ...
A short·changf' artist confused
n girl rlt'rk tn his store and
mad(' off with S.'i. Harry Yl:'ring.
ton. of 515 Coast Blvct . Corona
dt'l Mar. complained to policP
Feb 12 .. A hit and run car
damagl'd thf' ~ewport Auto Salt's
building. 2604 1'\ewport Blvd ..
Nt'wport Beach. a t9:H S('dan on
the agt'ncy lot and knocked
down two parking metl'rS Feb. 11
... Mrs . Crar l' Hemstr('('t, 116
21th St. Nl:'wport Beach. rt>portt'd
a tenant. JO(' Deni7_ approxl-
WIIINI~~~!!I!I!!!!~~~~--~~ I matt>ly 65. missing fmm his
11ow aOWDra
JAMES STEWART
JUNE ALL YSON
-ln-
"T• • PI -.LEI
n•r'
ALSO SELECTED SHORTS
Prices AdulU $1.()(); I rs. 74c
lnc:IAL &A&Y EVE.. IBOW Fa a8d lAT.
ATtf.ll.
AT .UVCZD niCU
"'I'D. 5 ....
JIDT A'ITUCI'!OII
JEFF CHA.NDLER
MAUREEN CYHARA
"WII IIIIW"
-alto -
VlCTOR MA'nJRE
'"VEILS OF BAGDAD ••
apartment for thrl't> w('(>ks ...
Mrs. Owen Drt>SdP.I. of 2-175
Marino Dr .. Bay Short's. rt'ported
t h(' tht'ft of 50 fet't or gr('{'n gar-
den hose ... An autopsy showl'CI
that her cat dlt>d r('('t>n tly from
strychnine poisoning. Mrs. Ruth
Wet'd, of 504 Acacia Ave .. Co·
rona del Mar. notifie-d poll<.'e
Feb. 14 ... Two hub caps valut'd
a t $10 were stolen from his car.
C~rge Francis, 307 Montero St ..
Ba lboa, report~ Feb. 13 . . . A
<'ltY street department truck
caused mJnor damage to his car
parked on Apolena Ave. near N.
Bay Front. Dr. RoMrt Beau-
champ, 1009 N. Bay Front, Bal·
boa Island. complained Feb. 13.
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A hit and run car knocked a
parked car approximately 14 fet't
In front of 2108 Ocean Front.
N e w p o r t Beach. owned by
Charles Manlolt-, of 103 McFad·
den PI~ Newport Beach. pollett
dUicovered Feb. 15 ... A hit and
run pickup truck caused minor
damare to a truck owned by
Paul Bradfield, of 1682 Superior
ROSS IS
Are lack Avam
* * * ,.... ...........
A Ooocl na-r1
ITALIAN
DIN Nil
•
I I)
Ave:. Costa Mesa. parked In front
of the Stag Cafl:'. Newport Bear h.
pollee reported Feb. 15 ...
Tea Is Planned
by Auxiliary
The magic of spring. flowers
and fashions will tM' molded to-
gl:'ther Into a May 12 evl:'nt thl:'
annual Florenct' ~lghtlngall:'
Tea. benefit of the Auxiliary of
Hoag Hospital.
Several memMrs of the Aux-
iliary gatht>red together at •thl:'
Lido Isle home of ~irs. Edgar
The frt'Shme-n were Donald
Babbs. Jl'anene Baird. RoMrt
Bell. Roberta Bolton. John Bov~.
Linda Cannon. U>ster Carr Carol
Cou ltr~. l.A'e CriSt'll. T('rry Dal·
las. Cary Dt>cm. Barbara Dor·
kin. Dana Fadll:'r. Joan Farqu·
har. Clauctla Gt>ntosi. Barbara
Ha mmond. C' h arIes Haskell.
T()('('oa Hayes. Laurlf' Hendrick".
John Henrotln. Jt>rry HIIMrt.
Hl:'nry Hill. Rob1n Hill. Catherine
Hofma nn, Julie Hurndall. Mike
Johnson. Susan Kampert. John
Klln('. Charles Kramt>r. Barbara
Lardner. Jud} LIPb. Be ve r I y
Lund. Lynn :'.1<'Farland. lay
1n011ty in your eccOIInt to cover with-
df•••ls. Get ontl
Newport Harbor Bank
CORONA DEL MAR
Somront' ent<-red her gut'st
bf>droom joined to a gnrage and
took a $100 top coat and left a
dirty-gray. shabbytop coat In Its
place. Mrs . Kenneth Albright.
2508 Marino Dr .. Bay Shores. rl:'·
ported ... Fred Musser. 2100 W.
Oct'an Front. Newport Beach.
compllllned of the theft of a $150
aqua lung. $25 spear gun and a
S9 pair of swim fins from his
car parked on MiramAr Dr . nf'ar
"L" St .. Balboa ... Someone en-
tered the apartment of Dorothy
Adams. 365 VIa Lido Soud. Lido
Isle. and took a glas.'J bank t'On·
talnlng from $10 to $12, a set of
oars a n d oar locks. <'andy,
cookll:'s and marshmallows ...
Om.• swim fin and a pair of da rk
glasse wert' stolen from the car
of Gt'Org~> L. Erick son. 117 Via
Koron. Lido Isle. park('() In front
of hi homt> ... Minor Injuries
were suffered by William H
Fluke. 57. of 1933 Maple Ave.
Co ta Mesa. and Joseph Mitu>l,
lpS Coast Hwy . ~ewport ik>a<'h.
when cars they were driving col-
lldl:'d on Newport Blvd. 600 feet
north of Coast Hwy .. Fl:'b. 6 ...
Barry Lee FuJIPr. 26. of 605',
Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar. was
arrested on a drunk driving
chargt' In the 300 blO<'k of Poppy
Ave. Feb. 5 ...
Hill. president, to make plans ··roo MANY HARBOR AREA WOIUIEN for the event. Prest'nt was ~Irs. ...
Howard Timmons of Santa Ana. ;~~ysAuax~~~a~e:~~ ~~a~;~~~*'r~;,HAVE CROOKED · SEAMS .. Survey Reveals
tht' Mnl:'fit As hl:'r assistant shl:' &I
had ~r~. John Danlf'll. VK"ial ~1'-p_
tM'nt>flts chairman of the Aux · I"'!
Vandals tore a telephone ott a
wall In the Newport Grammar
School and siMhed a tf>ther ball
hanging in the playground. Supt.
Roy Andt'rsen reported ... Mrs.
Lyle Stewart. 5101 St-ashore Dr .
Newport Bcf\t'h. reported t he
theft of a $400 man's wrist watch
and a piggy bank rontainlng
from s:JO 10 S35 ... The two front
hub <'liP~ \\t'r<' stolf'n from h1~
lllary, also of Santa Ana
:\Irs. Donald R. Colf'grovP. Lido
lsi£'. and 1\lr . Frank Linnell of
Bay Shores will M <.'O·Chalrmen
In <'harge of general arran~<'·
ments. :>.1r . D. ~t . Hummt>ll uf
Three Arch Bay will have charge
of the flowl:'r arrangements. and
Mrs. Nell Cameron of Lido Isle
wu apP<!lnted general ticket I
chairman. Mrs. Harry Cast'y of
Balboa. press chairman. was also
present at the planning m~tlng.
The tea will be ht'ld at the
Balboa Bay Club from 2 p.m. to
5 p m. and thl:' fashions \\ill be
presentt"tl by Butfums· of Santa
Ana.
Hew to IYiill Jti1iq
'CorHifJ· Cl••' T olll
car pa rkt'd In front of his hom<' l.A'arn to r!'la x and 11'.1\f' ~our
Phil Hayden. 5 1~ R<'cllandl' A\ c.'. work at the off kc-"' a\I•HI tw
Newport Ht'ights. rPported Ft>h 7 romin~ a m"mber of tht' lOrtl
... :0.1r" Charlf'" Scanlon. of 101 nary club." Dr. 0 ,1\'ld ~it'l .... rn of
-lOth St . i\1'1.'. port Bt':l<·h. com · ~('\\port :IUJ:gP~tPd in r<'tf'nt
plainN1 Ft>b I that BB shots <>~·hps (10 h<'art diS1'.1«1' a t
wt-r£' firl:'d through w lndo\\ s In mrNings of thl' ~('\\'pori ll.lf·
her kltchl'n nnli rt'ar hall A bo)r K1wan1-. Club anr1 ~t'\\p.1rt
C'ar ctriv<'n by J Y C'tlrrt>a 910 1 llarb'lr Optimist Club
W . 18th St . c .. -.ta Ml'sa. fallrr1 1 Di ... l'aSol'~ of th<' h<'art anct
to nt-gotlatP a t•un•e a t the "(lUth 1 blo.10d Vl''>S<'l!! C'au"f' WPII m·pr
l:'nd of Placf'ntia A\'l' a nd Wf'nt half nf a ll dt>alhs In tht> l'nllt>d
ov"r a rurb onto Hong :'.lemorlal
Ho!iipltal propNty and knllf'kf'd
ovt>r a watt-r pipe F<'b 'i.
BEAJIT ATTACK IS FATAL
BEU TO LONG BEACH MAN
Statt'-.. h£' -.ald. Dr Nielse-n spoke-
as part' of thf' Orange Count)
H('art As.,.n'o; yt'arly pro~am of
1 t'du<'atlon and fund raising
NEW SCBOLA.IlSBIPS OFFERED
BY NEWI'OIIT·B.U..OA SAV'GS
O'BRIEN'S
Donald Pt'terson. -1-t. of 6100
Bayshore Walk. Long Beach, suf.
ft'red a heart attack at Seasport
Landing at 1:10 a.m . Saturday
and was dead on arrival at Long
Beach Veterans Hospital. New-
port pollct' reported. The man
was treated by a physician a t
the landing and plaeed In an
ambulance to M takt'n to the
hospital. pollee saJd. The victim
had suffered sev~ral prior at·
tacJu prior to the fa ta l one. po-
llee added.
Three new scholarships ha\'P
been establlshed at 0 r a n g P
Coast Colll:'ge by Newport Balboa
Savings and Loan Assn. They
a re: $100 for a business t'du<'a·
tlon major; $75 teaching scholar·
ship to a returning sophomore:
$75 to a returnln1 sophomore
majoring In a technical field
sut'h as ))ulldtng construction.
m('('hanics. electronics or petro·
lt'um t('('hnology. These new
awards wUI be made In June
for the first time.
finds way to straighten
GOLD ITU WIYD
The Oranae County chaptt'r.
Gold Star Wives of America. win
me.t at 8 p.m. tomorrow <Frl·
day) ln the Newport Harbor
Amerkan ~t1on Hall. A l!OCial
period bet1nnJng a t 7:30 p.m.
will precede the trH!ftlng. Pretent
membfts' and ~~"~ mem·
btn are Uf'led to rome early and
harth.r n.w acquaintances. Gold
Star Wlws are wtve. wha. hus-
ban4e died In the RrVtce on
adtve duty r. the United Statea.
CM!ft U G&'I'QI&
IIAVY lUll C* KWAJAI.all:
a•EJCOIIY P0a WU D&AD
Bruce Sharp.. air controlman
third clus. U. S. Navy, son ot
Mrs. Lewla E. Sh~. of 417
Third Av•~ Corona d~ Mar. Is
stationed on Kwaj&leln. Mar·
shall Islands. In ~ l'Mmor)"
ot the 177 Am«k:ana who cave
their lives In the ftPt for Jtwa·
Jaleln In World War D. bri4!f
mlUtary ~81101'\._ Wft'e beld
tMI'e Feb. 5. ae.r AdaL I. S.
Clarb. u. !.. JllaVJ. c.'OIDift&ftd. tna ol!kw of tiM U. S. Kaql
A .. .._. htrtd• Eltubeth st.tion. ~' "'"th on the wu .._. Ia -. ao.ptta.l 10 .....sal plaque loNtecJ at tbe
11r. .,.. 11n. a.o OUIJa. m .-.. ...,. .MMik'an .,.. ant
y . W111aa a. ca.. ...... OD I&Hfd, I ................ _,... ...
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Place center V
above your knee
·-
Reporters are wntmg about . ther..n ... women
are ta1kmg about them-ever.ybcxiy's excited
about LARKWOOD'S 3-V n·,tons. And so w ill
you be. Just wait 'ul you ~ear them. You'll love
the way those strolght C~eams flatter your legs.
Perfect fit. no gar1et strain, fewer runs, smaller
stocking b1Us, too . with Larkwood 3-V nylons.
1.35 -1.15 - 1 ..
PAGE SIX
REALTOR
THE HOME EVERYONE
ADMIRES
You wlll be thrUled with thls
beautlful Cape Cod near
new, two story Balboa Island
home. 2 large bedrooms. and
den. or extra bedroom, 1 ~
baths. ha rdwood tloors, fire·
place. A home you'll be
proud you own. Prlee for lm·
mediate sale only $18,850.
Terms.
ISLIID IULn CO.
RUTH PARDOLL. Assoc.
498 Park Ave. a t Agate
Balboa Island HA 3T7
Newport
Beach
3 units. A r('al monPy makPr.
Full pr1ce Sl l.'iOO lncomp
$160 a month C'a ll HA 1776
or HA 1013
Newport
Beach
Water Front
Ideal vacation home. $12.500.
Large II vi ng room. fireplace.
dining rm .. '!lel'ping porch.
tllt>c1 kuchl'n and bath
S.ngl<' garage. Patio and
BBQ. House buill to carry
S(>('onct :.tory Call HA 1776.
Earl Stanley
REALT O R
:?23 :\l,tnn<' Ba lboa Island
HOWARD EXCLUSIVE
$7,550
Th 1' "JlaC'ious on<' bl'droom
Ill' I ... 111>11''' h 'IS i\ hll~{' II\.
111.; rnom. dining r u u m,
1 ho•rmu't ,,t rontroiiNl hf•:\l.
n•d\•.ool!d ((•need bnck·yanl on
•·xrr.l l.uge lot Only $2,100
d u \\ n. bn lance $..>5 a month
lew,art HaiPts
:?·bedroom home on choice
c·orn('r lot. Ha rdwood floors.
tM>auti!ul new t'arpeting,
rin·pl.tct>
PRJCE $11.930
:::-1hm1t nn t1u" n payment
_Lloyd C.
Howard
. REALTOR
~16 COAST HIWAY
~ t'\\ J,:KJrt lk>acon 6796
E\l'rtr:g phon{' BEacon 6108-J
TRADE
0\\ r.£•r nC An.uiia h o me
wi ... hPS trarf(• ror Ha rbor Arl'a
rE'-.Itl('n~'(' C:harming hom{'
lt•t """ r 111'-t' to Huntington
Dr Thr£'<' h{'~rooms 2 bjlths.
1,, rn~ room. rt mmg room.
dl'r' anrl W Bar Large lot
11 o, 1 I ft Fnr df>ta i 1., ca II
Balboa
Realty Co.
iOO E B:~lh<•a Bl\'d. Balboa
HARBOR 32ii
Miscellaneous
HAM)10ND ORGANS. Come In
and play the f.tmous Ham-
m ond chord organ ~arn In 15
minutt>s. Private rooms Cor free
practice. Danz-Schmldt Big Pi-
ano a nd Organ Co.. 520 No.
Main, Santa Ana. Always open
Friday night.
COME IN and play the wonder
Organ. Hammond Chord Or·
gan. Free practice rooms.
Danz-Schmldt. Santa Ana.
EEOED -The Boy Scouts"'i
America are In need of se•eral
16 through 20·ft. can~ for a
Colwado River Canoe Trek.
Apr11 11·16. For turth« lnfor·
matJon call KJ 2·!58'T7.
MISSING PHONE CALLS?
Ltt -~-"9' _take 'em HARBOR 4795
• lla U lti'VIee \ •waroa~ 101011'8 A.ttSWDmG IDYICE
OanDa del liar
-· ..
Corona del Mar
VOGEL VA LUES
Why pay rent?
Check these nice homes -they a re all values.
1-2-bedroom home. hardwood floors. fireplace .. .$9.265
2-New, 3-bedroom, 1~ bath home, forced alr heat,
hardwood floors. only ........... ..... .. $16.950
3-New, 2-bedroom home. ocean side of hwy., only $2.000 dn.
4-TRADE. Business lot, living qtrs. on rear.
$19.500 ....... ... .. ...... .. ... . .. .. .......... Wlll trade down
5-3-bedroom, 1 'l bath home on lg. lot. near beach,
only $16,000 .. ........ ... .. .... ... .. ....... With $3,000 down
THE VOGEL CO.
1301 COAST BLVD.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 1477
CLIFF HAVEN DUPLEX
$5.000 DOWN. $19.000 F. P. $2.100 YEAR GROSS INCOME
WALDRON REALTY
308 Marine Ave. Harbor 231 Balboa Island
Real Business Opportunities
LIQUOR STORE. Exc. location. Full price $18.000 plus inventory DINNER HOUSE with liquor license A·l opp. . $29.500
LAUNDERETTE-20 Norge machinc:-s lt>ss than one:-year old. 2
dryers. '111' Ext.ractor. 600-gal water heater. 5-yr. lease a t $65
a mo. Priced at only $10.500. Terms
GARAGE establisht'd seven .)'t'ars Full Price $9.000
DINNER HOUSE w ith beer a nd wine lkense .. $14.000
ART ADAIR. Realtor
F. P. JOHNSON. ASSOCIATE
1666 Newport Blvd BE 5617 or HA 1814·J Costa :\1c:-sa
Down Payment Only
$1.000
2 ROOMS AND BATH. TILE SINK
PATIO. AND FRl'IT TREES.
LO'l' 6.'5'x 185'
$3.950
MULTIPLE MATTHIAS REALTOR
1919 HARBO R BLVD. C'OSTA )IESA
BE i326 If no answN BE 6982
Short of Cash?
ThPn look this O\Cr-New 3-bdrm
"lth 2·car garage In back ba>
location Among nc:-" homps
as low as
$499 DOWN
S I 0.000 FULL PRICE
Better Hurry
W. A. TOBIAS
MultlpiP Listing Realtor
393 E SEVENTEENTH STREET COSTA ~IESA
CALL BEAC'O:-t 7<Yi0
Real Income
On a small Investment. Four
completely furnished rental
units on Balboa Island. An·
nual income over $4.000. Can
be bought for only $5.000
down if you act quickly.
Stanley
HadfiEild
216 Ma rine
Balboa Island
HARBOR 20
Corona
del Mar
Excf'llent Income Property
4 UNITS SOUnt OF HIWAY
$18.500
Have p arty who wa nts First
Trust Deed up to $5.000 on
local Improved property.
Gerald Ritchie
R EALTO R
1219 Coast Hlgbw•y
Corona del Mar
Phone Harbor 83
1954 MULTIPLE LISTJNG GOAL
$6,500,000.00
lANUARYSA.LES
28 Sold -$431 ,693.00
U your property qualities. It will be
lifted With ~ ReaJtont and Salesmen.
CAU. ANY MEMBER OF TilE
NEWPORT HARBOR
BOARD Of. REALTORS ao .., aawa-:-aaww IUal
•
ENSIGN. CLASSIFIED ADS
BEAt ESTATE & Beutala Real Eatate & lleldall FGI'Icde
APARTMENT -COM. 71n &e-FOR RENT-New unturn. 2-bd.r. $!58 BUYS lood practice plano.
gonia. New ~fuJC 2-~rm. un· apartment. Garbage disposal. Danz-Scllmldt. Santa Ana.
turn. duplex. So. of hlway. F.A. Venftlan blinds. etc. $82.!10. SPINET mlrr<w type, maple fin-
heat. Hdw. firs. Sep. patlo. HA HA 16l6·W. · Lib. SpecJal S2Wl. Repcr r•ed
1684·R. FOR JlENT-ItJtch~n apartment, Spinet. blond tlnlrh, like new
EXTRA lge. upstairs apartment. $15 a wk. AU utilities lnclud· aave S145. Another. a rental,
3·bdrms .• 2 baths. Dishwasher, ed. Sandy's Motel, 1015 Coast 6 mo. returner. Save $151. 36
disposal, Bendix. patio lr ear. Hwy., CdM. montha to pay. Spinet brand
432 1~ Goldenrod. COM. HA COMPARE THIS BUY. Lncome new. Cast allghtly dama1ed In
3542-R. property. l -bdrm. h 0 me . 2 ahlpplng, $395. Danz-Scbmldt
FOR RENT-G t t Bl.. Plano Store. alwa.,. over arage apar men · balha, fireplace, plus 3 ·bdrm. • ,_
Do P I t I T 11 t 100 plane». 520 No. Main. wn. r va e en ranee. o e • apartment, 2-car garage. Red·
shower and laundry. Elderly wood fence. Patio. In CdM. BABY GB.A.ND, uaed, lood tone,
Christian gentleman or pen-Both for the price of one. Price $387. 30 mo. to pay. Others,
stoner preferred. 614 Marigold. $16,750. Call HA 47. S495 to S2:5C)O. Stelnway, ChJck-
CDM. Very re'asonable. erlng, Knabe, Baldwin and
FOR LEASE -Apartment over many o t h e r 11 • Danz-SchmJdt FOR SALE-Make offer on un-garages. 2 bedrooms. Complete·
t I h d 3 .. _.. h --~ <> "' Big Plano Store, Santa Ana. urn s e · u.:urm ou""". u-u; ly furnished. Newly decorated W 18 h S C M 520 No. Main. est t t.. osta esa. Inside and out. 416 Larkspur, 1==-=-==::-::=~=---:-----,,..,-
CHEERY l ·bedr .. turn. apt .. COM. CdM. Phone HA 2294· w. ELECTRIC ORGANS, on beaut!·
Laundry facilities. $65 mo .. F U R N ISHED APARTMENTS ful Organo In high grade p l-
. 1 til 1 HA 33"" ano. Save $350. One lovely tnc · u .. yr y. ...,, morn for rent. Available now. Louise •. Minshele. $585. used. Danz· "' e\'es. Apartments, overlookin" Bay. -• Schmidt Big Plano and Oraan FOR RENT-small furnis hed I· 308 Carnation, COM. HA-4016. Store, Santa Ana. 520 No.
bdrm house. Ideal for working APARTMENT-Furnished or un· MaiPI. tOO pianos always.
woman or elderly couple. Call furnis hed. Good I o catIon . SPINET-Rental return. $399. owner. HA 2699·J . pIe as ant surroundings. No FULLERTON MUSIC FOR RE~T -Unfurn. 2·bdrm. children, no ""IS. 610 Mar -r~ 110 North Spadra -:;:.. house. 500 Gold{•nrod. COM. guerite. CdM. USED GRAND -$70 Down
BE G2S6·R. CORONA DEL MAR-2-bedroom FULLERTON MUSIC
FURN ISHED ba\'helur apt. Sep. unfurnished rental. Has hard· 110 North Spadra
cntran<.·e. $7.50 a Wt't>k. HA wood flrs .. fireplace & tile. 1381 SAVE $350 on used plano with · Close to stores and school. $85 Organo e lectric organ. pay out FURN ISHED-I ·br. apt. Utilities per mo., yearly. Harbor 1862 or like rt>nt . Danz-Schmldt Big paid. Laundry facilities. S75 a 1461 eves. Plano and Organ Store, 520 No.
mo. on a year's lease. HA 4381. FOR SALE-Bufff't clarinN. case Main, corner 6th St., Santa
BUSINESS or proft> slonal use. 3 and music stand. HArbor 805-J. Ana.
rooms In office building in PRESTO DIXIE Deepfr}. Large $5 Pt-r Month ren ts a good prac-
CDM. HA 3997·W or Kl 3·2410 siu• Retails S3i.93. t;serl only tlce piano. Let the klddles
1-BEDR. turn. apt . SiO mo .. 001 3 timt',;. S:?> <'<l~h. Sh<~\\. 430 1z learn. AJI term rent allowed on
Poppy. COM. HA ~195-J A\'0<.".•1Io, CD:\t purchase of a new plano.
FOR RENT-Furn. apt. Utilities ROLI.A\\'i\'1 -lw---.,.11.--=$-10;-s m a II Danz-Schmldt, 520 N. Maln,
paid. 500'• Goldenrod. COM Eas) whirl·dry washt>r. $20: Santa Ana.
BE 6286·R upholstered ~edroom t•hair, HAMMON;::D~C;::-:-:H:-:0:::-:;;R:-::D::---:::O""R~G==-AN-:-=-.
FOR REJ\1 -Large furnished $15. Cal! HA 3i50. slightly used. Easy terms.
room Priva tc t'nt ranC<'. Conv. -;:;F::-IS.~H""'E=R=-=u-;-:p=-=ru=G=-=HT-===-p...,.ia_n_o-. -==s""l4-:-:5=-.oo=. Da nz·Sch mldt Plano Co., 520
location. CdM. HA 561 M after Woodworth Piano Store. 1318 No. Main. Santa Ana.
5 p.m. Coast Blvd., CdM. HA 3382. 1 ORGAN Demonstrator-save
FULLERTON MUSIC
110 North Spadra
Wcmted
$2100 EQUITY in vit'w lot. Cor'o·
na Highlands. Will trade for
'53· '5'1 Stude. Rambler or what
have you with auto-trnnsmis·
slon. HArbor 3021 from 9 to S.
BY LADY about Aprl~guest
YOUl'fG LADY -25 or over to
wait on cuatomen. Anthony's
Shoe Service, 527 Cout. CDM.
pAJtT.'ifii'E janltcw 01 janJtre.
wanted. In Newport-Balboa
ana. Lon1 Beach Building
Maintenance Co., 27S E. 2Mb
St., Lon1 Beach. Phone L B.
40-5086.
Girla ...
IT'S ALL ¥OURS!
A Good Place to Work
Good Salary to Start
ftetular RaJaH
Chance tor Promotion
ua
Telephone Operator
U you're looklng for a job
you'U really like, come In
and let ua tell you more
about working for us.
-APPLY-
Monday Throuah Friday
Newport Beach
311 E. Balboa Blvd.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
SituatioD8 Wcmted
EXEC. SEC.. diversified-uper ,
competent, ex~l. ref. Hyatt
4-1915 or P.O. Box 528. So. La.
guna.
GARDEN WORK wanted. $1.25
hr. Phi! Brooks, Mary. lr Bill's
Cafe. COM, HA 2239.
DRESSMAKING and alleratlons .
1968 Church St., Costa Mesa.
BE 6830·W.
RELIABLE h:-o_u_se_w_o--=rk,_....,d,_o_n_e _Ex=-"c-
lronlng, $1.25 an hour. Call Kl
i ·2074 before 8:30 a .m. or from
6 to 9 :30 eves.
MATURE WOMAN wishes baby
slttJng. Day or nlcht. HA
3192-M
HANDYMAN -maintenance and
rt>palr. Painting. carpenter etc
J ust anything. Re8.!10nable
Satisfaction guaranteed. HA
01.26·J a fter 6 p.m.
2-HI·F'T. SLOOP. Sleeps 2. Has
4-cyllnder Gray motor with
starter. All good condition.
Call owner HA ~.J. 205 Ma-
rine Ave .• Balboa lsJand.
INSIDE DRY BOAT STORAGE
Balboa Transfer Co. BE 6553
house or room with older per· "'~e""'o""•""~~e~'"'-""'to-""Loa ______ _
son living alone. within walk·
lng d istance of stores and post
ofllce In COM. Can help with
cooking and light housework.
YOUR CHRYSLER · PLYMOUTH
"NEW" CAR DEALERS USED CARS
COSTA MESA
Dependable Service
Our Guarantee
1953 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe. A beauty and just as ~d
as new. R. lr H. . .. . . . $1695
1952 CHRYSLER New Yorker. "The Flnt>st" with Power
Sll'<'ring. radio. heater. "Torque" drive.
1951 DODGE Diplomat hardtop convt>rtlble. A beautlrul
tu·tone green. R & H. Gyromatlc .$1395
19:)0 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe. lk>autltul gray finish, radio,
heat('r. Cl<'an Inside and out S 995
19~9 OLDS "88" ~·door Sedan. Radio. heater. Hydra. One
own('r-never abused in any way . .. $1095
1!»8 PLYMOUTH Spec. Dlx. 4-door Sedan . Heatt>r, sun
visor. near new tires-It's perfect! . S 595
THESE AND MANY MORE NICE
CLEAN USED CAR TRADES
HARVEY SOMERS Inc
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH USED CARS
1900 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
9 a.m. to 8 p .m. Dally
PHONE BEACON 7138
TODAY'S BEST BUYS!
'53 MERCtlRY 2-dr .. R A H A: Men:omatlc. Low
mll••ee .. .. ............... -... -,_ .. _ .. __ .... ·-····-· Very !Wuonable
'52 MERCURY Spt. Cpe .. R A: H. Sure Is nlc:., only .. -·--.$1~
'50 MERCURY Conv .• R 6 H. OD. Really a honey. OnJy ___ ,SUICS
'51 CHEV. 2-dr .. R A: H. Vuy low m118p, only ·--·-·-Sl(J85
'(9 OLDSMOIILE "6" 4-cJr •• a A: 8. a..t1)t a lood car -115
'47 STUDEBAKER Commander 4·dr .• a A: R, 00,. only -.S -
'49 MEICU'RY 4·dr., a A: H. 1'!118 Ia a Jood car. Only -·-' 115
'38 PLYMOUTH 4 -dr. -·-··------. ~45
Phone HArbor 454 ·1.
WANTED 1'6 RE:oc;No~T=-e-==-n-e-.-:-bd"7'r-m-.
unfurnished a pa rt m en t in
COM on yearly lea~. Wanted
hy mature woman. BE 6384.
WANTED BADLY: 50 used pi·
anos for our rentals . Highest
cash a llowance on any new
plano or organ In our store .
Da nz·Schmldt. Santa Ana. 520
No. Ma in. Always 100 pianos.
ATTENTION
Build a thriving, permanent
business of your own. Men
and women-full, part time.
Nationa l Advertised Product.
21 years succt'SS record. In·
vestment less than $100 Cln· sured I. Call Mr. Carmody.
Harbor 4796.
I IIITIIS
OR .,., -.u
WIIIIITY
with every used car
at
THEODORE R O BINS
1953 FORD Convertible
•
R-H Fordomatlc
12395
195l OLDS
"98" 4-dr. with
R-H Hydra. WSW
Sl~
1949 BUICK
Super HOR R·H Loo~ A: run. very good ~
1~ PORD ~'7r
MODEL A 8poft Coupe
It run. too! -THEODORE
ROBINS
I
Youa POm) DEALD
5N OO.Aft BIOIIW AT
IUWPOft .ual
PlloM: ...
PRIVATE MONEY to loan on
Rea! Estate. 6%. :ns No. Bay
Front, B a 1 b o a Island. HA
0753·W.
Miacellcmeoua
TRADE your old plano on mag·
nltlcent electric organ. Hlght-st
allowance. Danz -S c h m I d t ,
Santa Ana. Main St.
COMMERCIAL STORAGE
Balboa Transfer Co. BE 6553
AUTOMOBILE STORAGE
Balboa Transfer Co. BE 6553
BEST GARDENING A: rotoUlllng.
We do anything pertalnJng to
your yard. Renovating, land·
landscaping and pruning. Call
WJJter Price, BE 6791 -W, Free
esftmates.
H. H. HOLBROOK
Dependable Plumbing
A Prompt Repair Servlee
Maintained
-lbone HArbor 1US-W 2801 Balboa BMl Newport 1teM:b
PAINTING
Earl Sbeflin
273 ~r St.-Cotta Meu
BEacon MS'T-M or HA-anw
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURICHARDT
IJceaeed Caatnc:tcw
511 30th St.. Newport Beach
Phone HArbor 2418-W, 2354-l
YARD MAINTENANCE
CLEAN-U? JOBS
by day, week or month
All power equipment
Phone Beacon '137S·M
BACK IN BUSINESS
Anxious to be ol terYb to you-
Yoor Painter,
~-ui~C:. ~~ard
PAINTING
lln'DIOR -U:IDIOa
UCDDD-DaUUD
Glenn Johnston
501 * u.t .. Jlf-.,ort IMdl ...,._ 3111 .. CHJ:VII()IZf •·ctr. -·-·--.. ~---·---· Jlt:l ··t BU1Cit •·*· ------·-·--------· •
Lincoln~Mercury Trade-ins
........ .......aa N cart DMIIi'
Paintina and Paper Hangina -a. ..aAf All • ..._.JDII:ADmD-• .,.y.
_H. & W. ~"'fia 00 NON UNION Jill ••--&YD.. a.I'A 111M R&a. .. ·--···-•. o..... ~--
n..nMy. r ...... , as. liM
••• of sodal note
Perbapt~ It wu the bit of mu·
akal comedy sw-ntect on the
Ebell Woman'• Club proararn by
Marraret Alexander Dunn that
Inspired the new aedion for the
club. At any rate Edle Barnea
tells me that the lateat wrinkle
(or Ia It wrlrele?> la a new
danclnr aectk>n. A small croup
of th~ memben and their hus·
banda wUl be learnlnr the latest
ste~ and brushlnr up on some
Umung
Commercials
Cliff Llonbarrer, o wner of
Lionbarger's Crown Hardware In
Corona del Mar. was re·elected
to the board of directors for the
Paclllc Southwest Hardware As·
sod;HJon at their con vention last
WE'E'k In Long ~ach. Thousands
of hardwaremen. chiefly trom
California, A r l z o n a and Ne·
vada. were present at the con·
ventinn to !lee the latest In hard·
war<' ltt>ms and discuss mutual
mt>r('hnndlsing problt>ms .
• • •
.. W<>'re open every day of thE.'
yt>ar · Is the claim ot the nt>w
Pay L('. s La u n d r o m a t just
opt>ned at 308 Newport Blvd ..
.:-.lt>WRnrt. across f rom Hoag Hos·
pita!. Hours of the (·omplt'tt>ly
automatic laundromat. equippt'd
with Westinghouse washers. are
from a.m. to 8 p.m ,\ttendant
Clartt Jane Stocsser uf Costa
Mt>!-a J:ays tht>y have soft water
and ~atrons may bring their own
brarrl of soap. . . -
A new school of danrl' has
np<'nt'd In Costa :0.1t-<>a I""' rue
tlrm \\Ill bE' givt>n each \\'('dnes·
da~ from 1 to 4 p.m. at tht>
Amt>rkan Legion Ha ll in Costa
;\tE>~ by All«' Lomas. known
pr(•fe~o;lonally as Al ice Sulll\'an
.\1r-, Lomas. who conducts a
clandng 8Choc.,J In the San Cle·
mu:•(' Dana Point arE.'a. has had
a widt> theatrical t>xperienct'. in·
elud ing touring the U n It e d
Sta es-with Fanchon and Marco
and being assistant produ«'r of
tht> Roxy Theatre In New York
for 11 years and dance director
of the fambous Roxyettes. She
camt> to the west coast when
20th Ct>ntury Fox Studios called
ht'r tn produce dance numbers
in i1 Betty Grable picture and
h.t' ·inre worked on routlnt>s tor
Sh1 p .. r.H1t and Johnson I«' Fol ·
lte!>-. HN most recent productlon
wa~ tht> national Orange Show
:11 5itn Bernardino.
TWO YOUTIIS FllfED An'ER
THREAT TO STATIOif MAJif
L t\Ht>nce W. Ba rnes. 18. and
Stt>W' L. Burton. 19, of Laguna
Bt'a<'h were fined $.'10 each on
charges of disturbing the j)('ace
in :'iew port ~ach Justl«' Court
Monday, Feb. 15. Two Laguna
Bt>ach Juvenile boys. 17. in their
company were certified by New·
port police to appear In Juvenile
Court The tour wert> arrested by
Newport pollee at 12:35 a.m. Feb.
14 at Coast Blvd. and MacArthur
Bh d . Corona del Mar. Pollee
charged that they threatened
Melvin J. Jack110n. an attendant
In the Arches Service Station.
aftt>r he refused thelr demand
for c~s without payment.
A Clessified Ad in The Ensiqn
brinqs immediate results! C all
Herbor 1114·1115 and prove itl
TB&f a& UCKI
BALIIOA'I PA\'OMITE
8AJf1) OP DUCIIfG ,.......,.......,...
IISELL IILL
leatalill9
JEM DODSOif
.... y ... amt••ow
.ttlle
IEIIEZVIUS
IILLIIII
SallrOJ, ,... 2l ..
AdiRI lt8 lla
(tax lncluct.cU o•u EVEft SATVIIDAT
ot the old favorl* on Tueaday
nl,hta, I believe. • • •
Althoulh John Henry au .. ll
ot 1444 W. Bay Front, Newport.
wu lnvtted to the Governor'•
Conference on ChUdren a n d
)'outb ln Sacramento thla month,
he's rolnl to have to renlr u
both he and .Krs. lluaaell are ln
Europe until Nov'ember.
• • •
We know why Georre Ward la
rolnr around beamlnr. Ceorp Ia
the arent for Eve Ar~n. who
has just copped an "Ernmy" u
best star of a rerular TV aeries
In "Our Mlss Brooks." • • •
Newlyweds living at 611 ~
Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar,
are Ensign and Mrs. Robert C.
Shumaker of Larchmont, New
York. The young couple drove
to Calltornla Immediately fol·
lowing their wedding. Ensign
Shumaker Is In command of the
83·footer stationed at the Coast
Guard Base In Newport Harbor.
:-lew members welcomed Into
tht> Newport Harbor Board ot
Realtors are Blanche Harvey. as-
SO<'IatE.' In the Lido Isle Proper·
ties Offl«'; Henry G. Beaumont
of ~verly Hills. who has opened
h is new office at 434 32nd St..
Newport; and Paul A. Herron
and Isabel Herron. asSO<'Iates In
the ~aumont ortlt'e.
!\frs. Ruth Pardoll of tht' Is·
land Realty Co .. Balboa Island.
handled tht> sale of tht> former
F'ullwller resldt>nce at 106 .:-.J. Bay
Front. Balboa Island. It) Dr John
A. Albarian. former Los Angeles
physician who has estahllsht>d
his oftlcl:.' In Corona dt>l Mar.
School Board
Posts Open
Four school board trustf'l' posts
will be filled at the school board
t>lection May 21. They includt>
two on the Newport ~ach Ele·
mentary School Board now filled
by Mrs. Louts Csenar and James
D. Ray: one on the Costa Mesa
Elementary School Board now
filled by Paul Norman anrl one
on th(• Nt'wport Harbor L'nlon
lligh School Board now filled by
Jue ~k Candidates must file
with the County supNintl:.'ntlent
of schools by April 21.
CECIL TllACT OF lfEWPORT.
BUILDIIfG COifTJlACTOR DIES
Cecil E. Tracy. 58. of Gill Sea·
shore Dr.. Newport ~ach, died
Feb. 15 In Hoag Mt>morlal Hos·
pita) altt'r a brit>l lllnE.'SS. He had
b<-en a building contractor nnd
had resided In Newport lk'ach
for the past thr<-e years. He was
born In Pomona.
Survivors Include his wife.
Mrs. Laura Tracy; a son. Lc:-slle
E. Tracy of Arcadia; a daughtt>r.
Mrs. Virginia M. Al"kt>rman; a
sister. Mrs. Ont>ta Berg. and one
grandchild. Fun ern I serYi<'Ps
were held Thursday In Baltz
Mortuary, Corona dt>l Mar
NU. LILLJAJf SMITH. 61. DIES:
BAI..aA aumEKT 12 'tEAJIS
Holy Rosary was recited Feb.
15 In Grauel Chapel. Costa Mesa.
tor Mrs . Lillian Smith, 61 . of 503
E. Bay Ave.. Ba lboa. and Re·
qulem Mass was celebrated Feb.
16 In Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Catholic Church . Newport ~ach.
with Rev. Stephen Kiley ottlclat·
In g.
Mrs. Smith died Feb. 13 In Or·
ange General Hospital. She was
a native of England and had
lived ln Balboa for the past 12
years. Her only survivor was an
uncle. WUIIam M. Plt>rce. of the
home address.
SWIM IIEET TUDDAT
AT IDGII ~OOL
Long ~ach Poly and Newport
Harbor High wlll hold a swim
meet In the local Mgh achool
pool at 3 p.m . Tuesday with the
public Invited to the free event.
one of 10 scheduled for the
~•son.
• • • • • •
• • • • •
•
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Kappas Mike Hobbies. Art Obiects Will Go
Toys for Toh On Display at lido Isle Show
A lively -.embly line tor .-w· tnr a corpe o1 Benjamin Iutton ·Two Kodiak bMnklna fthlblt· Iale Hobby and Flower Sbow to
Noee ~ a leamtnr toy for ed by Paul Daniela, ancient Chi· be held Friday and Saturday,
crippled chUdren. wu held at neae objeta d'art loaned by Mr. Matdll2 and 13, at the lJdo Iale
the February meettnr of the and Mrs. Badd lllnr, and Chi· Community Clubhoue.
Kappa Gamma Alumnae uao-neae eenmonlal robea from the Mrs. Lee Barnes. cbalrmah of
dation of Oranp County at the collection of Mrs. Frank Carroll the fund-raJalnr event, wtll be
home ot Mrt. Robert H. Holbrook. will all be on dlsplay at the Lido aaat.ted by Mra. Ratph Tandow·
Bay Shorea. Mra. J. E. ltelm and • sky and Mrs. Nell Cameron. CO·
Mrs. R. F. Forbes of Lido Isle El t• I S t chalnnen. The new event wtJJ
aulated the hOJt.eu. ec I on s e raise moM)' for the rroup'a con·
The therapeutic toy helps chll· B S rf d trlbutlon to Hoar 1f o a p l t a l
dren to Jearn how to braid (Ben· y u si ers throurh their auxiliary unit and
jamln has a Jonr yarn tall), how aao to turnlsb materials to the
to zJpper hls ears {on sunshiny There wUJ be no elephants or rlrl's section of the Oranre
days) and how to button his ears donkeys at the Surulders Elec· County Juvenile Hall.
over h!JI head (on rainy daysL tlon Dance next Saturday, be· The exhibits wUI be held Frl·
A rummage sale wm be held cause It will be all one big day afternoon and eveninr and
In Santa Ana March 18 and 19. ha ppy party-without politicians Saturday morning, when they
Proceeds will help deserving col· -at the Willowick Country Club. wlll bE' open especially for chll·
lege womton finish their educa-A short meeting to elect a new dren. Young people on Udo as
tlon. board of dlrectors and officers well as adults will exhibit their
Present at the meeting wt>rc will be held during the Informal hobbles. Including Michael Ml·
Mrs. Elizabeth Human, Mrs. R. dance. A cocktail party will be ch aud's astronomy ~>xhlblt. a
C. Blackman and Mrs. Stroller ht>ld trom 8:30 to 9:30 p m. shell co II e c t ion . old coins, I
PMaw••·
For the Bride-to-Be
•
The .........
ElU..S FLATWARE rATTaN
by GE:NSE of S.....
Dealrned ln the casual mood
of today by .tyllat Folke
Arstrom. T b Ia pattern In·
eludes the atandlnr 6-plec:e
place ..ntnr plus a ho.t ot. accesaory pieces.
1-pc. p 1 I c • aettill9 ILII
OtMr potteru at 1.00 ......
We register brides petterns to help
you with ('.Jur se lact1on.
DID ... lETA IIPIITS
1_, COAST BLVD. COBOifA DEL MD
White of Balboa Island; Mrs. W. The outgoing officers and dl· stamps. toys. dolls. porcelain.
B. Dickinson. Mrs. Dick Dra.kt>. rectors recently held a farewell silver and the arts Including
Mrs . Mary Lou Tonneson. Mrs. dinnPr party at tht' Balboa Bay I painting and woodwork ing. Re·
R.. P. Morrill. Miss Ruth Maxwell Club. Present wNc President and treshments w ill he served by a Hour!> 9.30 to 5.30 Open Sundays
and Miss MattiE.' Lacy of Corona Mrs. Cecil Llnkt>y Vice PrP-.I dent I group headed by Mrs. Donald I '":=::::=::::=::::::=::=:::::::::::::::::==========
del Mar; Mrs. R.. H. Strati!f of and Mrs. Robt'rt Boyd Jr . ~frs. Colegrove. -
CIIU Havt>n ; Mrs . William Har· Edwin Flnste~ s~retary. ~nd her l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
vey of Bay Shores; Mrs. W. G. husband. Treasurer and :0.1rs. li
Hatch of Costa Mesa. and Mrs Donald Peterson. Dr. and ~Irs
L. M. Gallagher of Balboa. Edward Boyd, Mr and ~1rs. D. V I
Hayes. Mr. and Mrs Sht>ldon lilhlie fllllitl SIIIW Craddock and Dr. and :\'Irs.
James B. Ta} lor .
TIIMIJ .. , ... 011. I
An 'all kiddie' fashion show. Mason Wives
entitled "Moppets on Paradt>" I
will be held Tut'Sday at tht' to Form Club
NE'wport Harbor Yacht Club as
an annual benefit party for the
St Jame Day School Children
of St. James School will modt>l
the fashions bt>i ng sho"' n by the
Brat Shop of Cost a ~1c.>sa.
Presiding over tht' arrang<'·
mt>nts are Mrs . J. B. Adams, Mr-..
Newton Cox. Mrs. R. Dinwiddie.
Mrs. R. Gt>rldt>s. Mrs Crellin
Griffith. :lolrs R W Hauk and
Mrs. C. R. Start.
COST A M£SAJif IS SEBvtlfC
l1f DIVISIOif llf KOJtEA
Ca II ing thell\M'h es "ThP Mar·
ma•ds," rhe wives of the local
~asoni<' "Seafarers Lodge" mem· 1
bcrs have joint>d togetht>r to form '
a new club. which "''Ill meN on
thf' first Wednesday of t>a<'h
month while tht>lr husbands are
in lodge ml.'t'ting Chairman of
the nP"' grnup Will 1>4.> :lotr' Harry
HillJard of 1671 \\'e.;tmmster
Ave .. Costa :\tesa: ;\1rs Ru~· \\'or· I
ley of Balboa will bE' \'I<<' <'hair·
man; ;\1r-. Earl Er.·ien nf Bal
boa will 1>4.> si'C'retary-trf'a">urer:
1\1rs C E :Mt>t>ks of Corona del
Mar will bf' "SunshlnP .. <'hair· I
man and ;\1rs Clyde Johnson of
Balboa will be In charge of pub·
llc r~lations. The next meeting
will be held at the Costa Mesa
Girl Scout House on Wednesday.
Pvt. Delroy D. CraJ,tg. son of
Mr. and Mrs Roy S. Cragg. 232
E. Costa Mesa St . Co ta :\iesa.
Is serving with the 24th Infantry
Dlvlslon In Kor~a. Pvt. Cragg,
who completed baslc tralnlng at
Camp Roberts. anlved overseas
In November of last year for The organaZ3tlonal mE'<'ting was
duty as a rifleman In C~. "E"I held at tht> homE' ot ~r!-Rav 1
ot the 3-Ith Infantry Regtment Nlel~n. 332 Holmwo()d Dr Nc:-~-~
Bt'fort' PntE'rlng the Army In po t H 1 hts
:\fay. 1953. ht> was a fureman at r e g __ · ----
Narmco Inc .. Costa Mt'-.a He at BABY SIIOWE• IS HELD
tt>nd('d Newport Harbor High FOR MilS. CHARLES DAifZ
School.
TUBEBOUS BECOifiA CARE
IS FUCHSIA SOCIETY TOPIC
Jack Llgthart or Cardoza Gar·
drns in Corona dt>l ~1ar will IN'
ture and show colored pictures
on care uf tuberous begonias at
the monthly meeting or the
Costa Mesa-Bay Cities Branch of
the California Fuchsia Society at
7:30p.m . Tuesday In Evt>rE.'tl Rt>:l
School. Costa Mesa. Leo Le-e will
e lve Information on Wh.Jt to do
for fuchsia plants.
TWO CAR FliES REPOIITD)
Cigaret ash was blamE'd for a
tire which burned thf> front seat
cushion. IE.'ft door panelin~ and
headliner in the car of Hugo
Mlllt>r of Santa Ana. parked at
4<15 Seaward Ave .. Corona High·
lAnds. at 10:49 a.m. last Thurs ·
day, the Newport Beach F ire De ·
partment rt>ported. An oily rag
caught on fire on the manifold
ot a car owned by Robert P. Gra·
ham of Orange Coast Collegt'.
parked on Newport Blvd. near'
VIa Lido. Newport. at 8 :03 p.m.
Saturday. but caused no damage.
firemen added.
lfAVT NAJif llf PAll EAST
Navy Lt. Cmdr. James A.
Jones, husband of Mrs. Marjorlt>
M. Jone.J. 516 Avocado. Corona
del Mar. has reported aboard t ht>
seaplane tender USS Sallsbury
Sound for duty oh the staff of
Rear Adm. T. J. Headdlng. U. S.
Na\'}', commander. Formosa Pa
trol Force, In the Far East.
Cmdr. Jones was formt>rly sta·
lloned in San Diego. Rt' ha U ·
s umed duty a.s anU-submarlnt>
warfare and radiological safety
otfl«'r. The Formosa Pa trol Fo~
ls a untt of the U. S. Pacific
Fleet whOM task La to conduct
patrols and reconnalssance mls·
alons u part of Ute ovt>rall de·
ft"Me ot the Formou arN.
... QUI8 niB
Mn. C. F. Burlfn ot 223 Hello·
trope -'"·• Corona del Mar, was
awarded an tledrlc dock u a
prbe b ............ a quia ques·
tloft of • eaa.e ~ ...,...
-.taU.. 1ft tM aaaual doorbc11
riJIIIq IIIII lltloft ~ b)'
DIOC.tallla
A rect>nt sho"' t>r at tht' hnme
of Mrs. Andrt>w Oil\ rr Costa
Mesa. was a surprise for "lnfan· I
ticlpatlng" ;\1r<> Chari<'" Kran1
of Cliff Haven. Co·hoste-.M>~ for
tht' e\ent were Mrs . Kenneth
1
Sands and Mrs. Gmdon Sickler
Pastel shade of yt'llow and
green was thP Co>lor motif and
predominated in the gifts for the
new baby·to·bt> lndl\·idual cakes
decorat<'d with storks in ru<'Oa
nut nests also l'3rrJP<l out the
themt' Mrs. Royce Prior and
Mrs. Frank Strahm "err prize
winners tor the ":'iursE>ry RhymP
Charades" and games. Gut>o;t<; in·
cludt>d wt>re the mother of the
h o nor e d guest. :\trs. Mina I
Whinery. Mrs. William Gates.
!\Irs. Gordon Mc:\fahon and ;\Irs
Thomas Warrl:.'n
TRIP TBBOUGII SPAIIf SET
FOB EBELL SEcnOif KEETIIfG
Tht> tra\ el !'ection ot the New-~
port Bt>ach Ebell Club will hear
JuliPtte Milliken, of the Milliken
and Hyde Travel ~rvJ«', of
Newport ~ach. take the "arm
chair" travelers on a trip through
Spain at i :30 p m Tuesday In
the Ebt'll Clubhouse. 515 W. Bal
boa Blvd.. Balboa. This Ebell
travelog Is rr~ to the public.
Mrs. Constance J ayred Is the
chairman of the travel section .
'ABE YOU AlfOTIIU JOifAR?'
Tht> topic for the Sunday medl
tatlon In Christ Lutheran chuN'h
of Costa Mesa Is: "Are You An
other Jonah!" The ~~ervh.-e Is held
at 9 a m. ln the C05la M~
American Legion Rail
'WilD GOD TAKa OVEr
''When God Takes Over" will
be the .nnon aubje('( or ~·
P. C. Neuman At 11 a.m. Sunday
tn the Flrst Baptilt churt'f\ of
Costa Mesa. Ma.anolla St. and
S3nta Ana Aw. A church ln
tralnlnl tMIIIIon wlU be beld at
6 :30 p.m. SUnela.)'. At 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Neuman will pt'Hdl on
"God Questlonlnc ua."
ITAT. UT __.,
,.,_ ~ Oowrwn b.a~
~ from mt ~ Dr .. to
3122 Vlilta Dr .. ln '-1 Shora
Lnunl ..... ••II Bill
C.lliaiiJ l1tite Y 11 .....
.....
FORMAL
OPENING
and
O ·penHouse
of the New •
Drift
Boom
CORDIA DEL MAR'S EXCLUSIVE
STEAK HOUSE
and
*
Thursday, March 4th
UNTIL 2:00 A.M.
* 111111 ••••
Open EHry Day hom 5:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. (Except Monday)
Your FaYorite Cocktails Se"ed in the Beautiful New
111FT 1111 Ill CICITIIL LilliE
Open E..ry Day trom 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M.
HAIIIOR 3300
* GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Jamw D. Hiwlri""
•• oa 1 a-.. c...._. ........
FROM THE S'NDIOS OF
I
PAGE EIGHT
GRANDPA KNOWS
You're never too old
to make a hit with the
ladies when you send
flowers
&y Morri
408 t~. Balboa Blvd.
HA 2070 lblboa
Free DeHvery Service
SPRIII
SPECIALS
UNTIL MARCH IS , .......... , ..
REG. $10
NOW
20i'o Discount on elt
our better weves including
the new RA VETTE ROIL
HARBOR 2907
Christa Wilmanns to Be Wed
In June to Kenneth D. Wells II
Miss Christa Wllmanns. the
dark·l'Yl'd German Fraull'ln. who
gr aduntl'd from N£>wport Harbor
High &hooJ a year and a half
ago. will beroml' the June brldt'
of Kennl't h D. Wells II. accord·
lng to an announcement that
rame this wet>k !rom Valll'y
Forge. Pa. l
Christa's wt>ddlng plan~ are a
Balboan Aids
Benefit Drive
romantic ront'luslon to a story
that started In Germany about
thr£>e years ago. At that time
Dr. Kt>nneth Wells. president of
Freedoms Foundation. was In
Germany selecting winners of
th(• American sponsored essay
rontest on f'r(.>t'dom and he ar·
ranged to bring several of the
winners back to the Unite-d
States to tour thls rountry and
talk to Amt>rlcan high SC"hool
audlenct.>s on "What Frt>edom
Means to ME>." As one of the win·
ners. Christa was later invited
to stay in the United States with
)'Irs. RIC'hard Ln'rl.ell'r<' of Bal·l t~~ WE>Ils family. who were then
boa il' n•gional t•hairmnn of the II\ ing In Corona del Mar.
annual Alpha Phi s 0 r 0 r i 1 y .After graduation from Harbor
luncheon and fa~hion :-.hnw be H1gh she attended Dem1er Unl-
ln~ ht>ld at th(' Ambassador I vt>rslty, and when tht> family
Hot£>1 Saturda\' PrO<'t>eds of this mov£'d to Valley Forge. Pa .. nt>ar
S£>\'en th .mnu~l benefit will be the ht>adquarters of Freedoms
used for <'ardit~c· ald. thE' soror· Foundation. she transferrt>d to
ity's annual philanthropy and Gettysburg Collt>ge. Pa. In the
their building fund. meantime. Kenneth. t>ldt>st son
Harborltes expN·ting to attcnrl of Dr. and !\Irs. ~'E>IIs. graduated
the Junt'h('On art' M iss Jean from USC and IS nuw serving
Howell presidt>nt of the Orangl' with the U. S. Coast Guard on
Cnunty Alpha Phi Club. Mrs. J. Atlantic duty. The announce·
H. Riggs. Mrs. Nadenl.' Coplen. I ment of the engagemE-nt of their
Mrs. Don AndNson. ~1rs Burton Slln and their fostt>r daughter.
Rysdalt>, Mrs. Holmt>s Henshaw. Christa. was made at a formal
Mrs. Robert Lut·ke)' and Mrs. dinner at tht> Well'-; home In
William Burris. I Valley Forge.
Members of VFW Auxiliary
Hold Ward Party for Veterans
Members of Coastllnt> Aux.
lllary to V.F.W. Post 3526 par.
tlcipatlng In the rl'('('nt ward
party at Long Jk>at'h Veterans
Hospital Included Chaplain Jo
Togerson. Color Bearer Carol
Hohl. Flag Bearer Allee Daggett.
Treasurt>r Pe-arl Brown and Set'·
retary Irene Tlmmlngs.
Paul Timmings and KennNh
lew lemllen Joi1
licJIIi•&•le ca,ter
N{'w m{'mber« prt.>sentt>d at th<'
Ft>bruary mt>etln~ of the :"ight·
ingales Chapter of the Hoag Hos·
pita! Auxiliary at tht> home of
Mrs. Irving Watcher on Lido I sh.•
were ~1rs. Anhur Gruwell. Mrs
George Coffey, Mrs. John Tern·
Brown represented the local
V.F.W . Post. whlt'h donated a box
of apples to the veterans. Re·
treshments wert.> S('rved to the
patit>nts and the Auxiliary do·
natE>d ci~arE'ts. candy and can·
tt>en books. Th(' local group also
vlsltt.>d A. R. Gingras. husband
of Membersh ip chairman Mabel
GlnJrras, at the hospital.
TE>n dollars was !1onat('d to the
CanC<'r Fund. and 11 dollar s
worth of <.'igarets and 328 maga·
.rines were donate-d to vetf'rans
hospital . The Auxiliary has re·
cc.>ivt>d $152 t'redlt tor rc.>habillta·
tlon and also M'<'dlt for 149 mill's
travelled by officers In hospital
and rommunlty service work.
1 \.. plc.>ton. Mrs. George Van Den
Mrs. Wanda Root. active In
civilian deft.>n~ work. has been
lnitlatNi Into membership In the
Auxiliary.
rrenf' Tlmmlngs of the IO<'al
Auxl llary. second dlst rlct pres I.
dent. llnnoum'f''l that the district
mf'Cflng will I><' held Sunday
morning In Dewrt lint Springs.
V _ Brink .• Mr-.. Hou ard lllo and Mrs. b Ralph Tandou·sky ~1r'l. Walter
• 'Y. c;ra nt ''a~ lntmducE>d as a pro· lnS/!1*1"9 j '1'1""" I mf'm bt'r RefrPsh mt>nts Wlfh Ul'r•• "''r\l•rl hy ~lr". R<~lph Hol
FARMERS I fl•:n 'lr' Bill Prif'"t 11nt1 .\fr,
\\ .dt••r D.1h I
:'\tf'mbers reportPd rf'CO\'Ning
fr••m rr.·f"nt illnes~t'..; includ£'
Prt• .... ulf'nt 0 u r 11 t h y G ill<'sple. It's 110 se,ret . . • ayto
insuraue costs less with
FARMERS becayw tttat
yearly ruewal cost is
elimi11ated • • • tile serv-
ings are pcru ed o• to
policyholders.
M. SGT. JO HN HOLLOWAY \'u.n 1 Hurdlt k. 'l'HIIlnt' Srott.
JS SERVING IN ltOilEA l ll'''l•'r T.tiJm.•n a nrl ~tNa Dine·
&or\' in~ In Kort>a u Hh 1 ht• h.ort
"Fl~ lnJ: :\ightmare"" l'quadmn A J~tint pol Ju( k dinner was
nf thf' F1r'' ~1..erent> Aln·raft I hPid Frtrla) <~t C't.~t.t ~fc.>sa Le-
Wing cr .. up 12 I~> ~tarinl.' :'\1 Sgt. gl• n Hall with the \'F.\\' Pnst
J11hn B Hollo .. ~ ay. hu!'.bnnd of Prompt Clcrh"s Service
BKt:CE MAKTIN
1798 ~Pwport Ave., C011ta Me..
n.tacon 5.555-.J or IUI-B
\l r~ C:N.drllm• .\f Hrollu\o\ ,1\ "j(},((
t :nl•lt>nr••d A \1' Corona dt•l :'\I.H
Whllt> the rp ·t of the ~f:trl nt• Air
C:roup ..,Jl't'ps. the "FI~ mg :\1ght
m.lrf's" squadron patrol..; thl' !>ky
lh lntt>tt·t'pt c•nt·my aircraft that
m1~ht t~lh<'r\\ I'" !>lip through
anti rain clt'l>LrUC'tlon on thf' baM"
Bewerter Hewlett DOW with
Dee's Beauty Salon
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ORIGINAL JEWELRY DESIGNS
• Cut Stoaes • Jewelry Bepaln
HOWARD K. ADAMS
•en MAJUGOLD AVE. (crt Coast BIYd.)
llalbor...,
coaoXA DEL NAJI
Gil"l S.:oub
81";nuy :-.nrl fashion-. were.> on
I h«' pros:r ;em .. 1 1 he Feb I 0 mef't.
ing of r.1r1 &out ~larlnE>r Ship
:\1iarl at thf' ~-nut House. Dee
Wilhelmy .of D<'e's Beauty Shop
In Cnrr.na dl"l ~far gavt' a talk
and dl'monstratlon ot hair cut·
tlng and styling. Velma O'Brien
of O'Brien's Spl'<'ialty Shop tn
Coronlt del M ar discussed new
stylt>s and rolor and pre~nter
a fashion show. with Joann
Suess and Anita Palm as models.
":\1ake a Dtme Grow" Is a
ways and means project for Ship
Naiad In preparation for a sum·
meT crulse.
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llaDcbo .....
Ntaser, School
Stat. 1Jcelwed aDd Approftcl
l"rooD 2 to • y..,.
~Can aDd ea..trudlw PlaJ ••• .,,. ...... u~
()pe1 5 dll)'l 11ft' .... k-1 to 5 ~daD J'Umllbed
190 E. 15th 8L
~AID&& ~-·-.., Nn. Tam hDde1L wife of the
... a ldtcbea c:nw at a cburcb cbun:b pastor. Mn1.Dg 8Cia •••••••.-.••••••••••••••••
diaaer got em Eaai9D flub Dcn'Jd: aob NcDoacrld. Nn. C. ., J H E J II J II E J I E I ~
bulb cmd abutter Unci 1D tbelr Artbur lleaaley. BUI NcDoaald. "' ..,. =oa U:::,:.~ = ::;:: 81=cr em,::,-.:!~; ~ L II E Ill II I E I IS I ~
HaiL Chrlat Church by tbe Sea. camera; Nr. Remley. cbcllnacm ,. ~
Jllewport hacb. dur1D9 a n -of the cburcb coauDluloa oa • ~
c:eat Spcmiah diDDer beld by mla.aioaa, cmd cScrugbter. Jo ,... ~
the Metbodiat Youth Fellow-ADa. ~ ~
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The "Newport High &hool l not as Important as th(' people
Story" was told at tht> FE-bruary who arE' In it," Mr. Spurgeon
met>ting of tht> High School PTA said. "Your SC'hools are the finest
anywhere. We m ust kt>ep them hy the s<'hool board trustees.
Judge D. J. Dodge. president
of the board. told of the begin·
ning of the school In 1930. when
it openE'd with 200 students on
20 acres. The original plant.
plannE-d for 600 st udents, rost
$400,000. The.> present property ls
assessed at $63.736.000. and t'n·
rollment Is 1.400.
Hadd Ring discussed the nt.>ed
for more land and spoke-of the
SantA Ana Air BaSt' property.
which may be available. Donald
Dungan presentE-d plans of the
new homt>making. arts a n d
crafts building. J. U'slle Stt>ffen·
st'n explained methods of raising
nl'<'t'SSatY funds for expansion .
The SC"hool will .havt> no lndc.>bt ·
E'dness after next year's bonrl rf'·
tlrement is paid.
It was brought out that tK'fore
1946. $600.000 was saved on
school projec"ts by leaving the
Santa Ana Sc-hool district. which
had a greater tax rate than New·
port Jk>a<.'h. The amount savC'd ls
greater than the original bond
issuf'. J. A. Seek rl'<'alled the
ha r.l work clone for the SC'hool by
board members. one of whom
\\:lS thE' late A. H. Fitzpatrick.
Ht:' went on to say t h at the
namf'~'> Da\'ldson And Dodgt> are
synonyms for the Hls;h Sc-hool.
Jud~(' Dodgt> startf'd work with
th£> original Board flf Trustees.
Sirln('y Davidson wa appointed
principal In 1930 w ith a f aculty
of 11. The pr('sent number Is 59.
SE'vf'ral of the original group
are on the faculty today. They
are Mr. Dnvldson. Goss Grable.
~11ss Marlt> Hiebsch and Ralph
Rt'4'd Mrs. ~attle Carmk h ael
has operated th<' cafeteria from
the beginning. William Frink.
head rustodinn. also joined the
staff In 1930. Burt Sharman. In
charge of busses. was employed
In 1931.
that way. You must support your
schools. teat'hers And board of
education. You t'an't exJ)«t them
to plug along while you sit by
and reap the benefits."
Honorary life memberships
Wt're presented at the February
meeting of Newport Harbor High
Sc-hool PTA to Leonard Thomp·
son. head of the rommerclal dt>·
partm ent. and to Mrs. W illiam B.
Tritt. PTA parliamentarian and
public rt.>latlons chairman.
Mrs. Hol lis Wood. Founders'
Day chairman. In o~rv1ng the
birth dat(' of National PTA. wei·
romed past presldl'nts. Mrs. Gun.
nlng Butler. Mrs. Albert Sparkes
and Mrs. Edgar Hill.
The Lilt.> Membership 11ward
was given by the Corona del
Mar Elementary Sc-hools PTA to
Roy 0 . Andersen. dlst:rlct super ·
lntendent of the Newport E lt>·
mentary School district.
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• Mocl.m aci.nce is spec! 11i11 d to MrW you ~
• better! Your doctor todey conc.ntret.s on ~
• Hte big job of diegncKing yow ils ..-d pte· ~
• scribing treetment. He leeves to sliled drug-~
• ists like our own registered phermecjsts ftte ~
• specielized war* of compounding Hte ,..d. ~
• iciMs he ptescribft. Thus, togeftter yovt doc-~
• tor end druggist form • mighty teem working ~
• to guerd your heetthl ~ . ~ ~ CORONA DIL 11M1 ~ ~ 'PHAII.ACY ~
• "THE P,.e.aiptioe .....__,., ~ ~ IZ3 COAST BLVD. COBOKA DEL NAB ~ ,. . Hkbcw 2272 .... ........................ ~
U• Endga Waat Ids for lealll
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Ray Fields
IJclo J•weler ..
VIDceata Drup
-· ............ paort ua.a .-. -·-Exelualve Apnt tor
EIERHA·MATIC
Walcbee
I!VD'I'TIIIIIfO Dr
PARTS aad SUPPLIES
roe Youa cA.&
8etaU • Wlto'-le
1111BIIAil0'8
Beacon Auto Parts
IAeaDJ 0.... ... Opera&M
410 NEWPORT BLVD.
a-eo. 1111
MountaiDa of
Foa11 lalllter
FROM %'" TO ·~· TBICil Special: Mattftta stock.. We c:ut
it to any alu for boat.t, bunk
beds, trailers, homes, etc.
War Surplus Store
Cor . Newport a Jtanor .......
Coeta Mesa
lleaco8 12M
HARDWARE
HOUSEWARES
Yow ONE...STOP Store
STROOT'S
TeWiakle llantware
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We Are llappJ to Sene ~ ..
WE GIVE O&OWN 8TAIIPII.
1802 Newport BmL
Jim Whyti
I INSURANCE
Oc:eaaL Marizw cmd
G.Mnll IDaunmce
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nus lovely basket of gifts ls
awaiting you. If YJU are a
Newcomer to the city. This
basket of gifts comes to you
as an expression of good·
"1U t rom pubUc aplrtted
I o c a I merchants. There't
nothing to buy! No obliga-
t ion. Phone your Welcome
Wagon H041tesa below and
arr&nge to receive tbete
~ts.
Welc01ae W1100
CALL YOtra BOS'I'D8
De&pt Jaax
a•eae nti·'W
/ w a.AOON 1111
OOCAtsJliY'OLJ n a an
Life awarda. star awarda. Lint
elua, JeCOnd clua, merit badces
and apeclal awardl went to Boy
Scouts at a Boy Scout Court ol
HonOr Monday night of lut
week in Newport Harbor Kigh
School.
The Lite awards went to Terry
Winkler, Roland Bareume, Blll
Stone. Dennis Wllliama and John
Huber. Star awards went to
Whitney Baines, Tommy Hoop,
Thomas Blakely, Norman Dua·
seau, Do u g 1 a s Long , Jerry
Thompson and David Kitts. Firat
class awards w e r e won by
Wayne Simpson, Tim Ten Eyck.
Allen Wataon, Allen Boris, Wal·
ter Marchbank, Steven Tudor,
Stanley Tudor, Stanley Den·
niger. Jim McMahan. Bobby Sle·
gal. Henry Ferry. George Huson.
Howard Gilstrap, George King
and Don Evans.
Second class awards went to
BUI Thorne. Gary Graham. Rich·
ard Billie. John Fonches. Jef.
Cery Smith, Allen Gunther. Ron·
nle Carl, Bill Whitman, Bob
Hottman. Arthur Stone. John
Foster. Douglas Miller, Larry
Holmes. Garry Myrick and Bill
Wolf. Merit badg('s went to Bob
Marcus. Allen Boris. Thomas
Blakely, Douglas Long. Terry
Winkler. Jim McMa han, Walter
Marchbank. Stanley ~nnlger,
Stanley Tudor. Dick Bridgeman.
Roland Barcume and Jim Gil·
strap.
It was announced that Gene
McCandJis h had passed his
county board of review for the
Eagle Scout award and wou ld
r(.'('eive it In May from Governor
Goodwin Kn ight. District Com-
missioner Art Remley r(.'('(.'lved a
Scoutmaster's key from John
Kl't.'ler. Scoutmaster Harry Ha ll.
ot troop 666. received hls soli and
water conservation merit badge.
Scout Douglas Long conducted
the opening and clo lng cere·
monies.
The suit ot Mrs. Gertrude Wal·
dron against the Greyhound Bus
Company has been settled out ot
court. according to Mrs. Waldron.
who lost a toot and part of her
leg after being Injured In a Long
Beach bus accident last year. AI·
though stiJI on crutches, Mrs.
\faldron Is able to be about and
is planning to re-open her Bal-
boa Island antique shop soon.
Sp(.'('lal visitors at the Waldron
home r(.'('ently werP :\fr anrt Mrs.
Richard Farnsworth and 14·yt>ar·
old son, Buckh.>, who have re-
cently arrived In the State from
~irut. J..ebanan. Mr. Farnsworth
has been statlonPd overseas as
chief regional director of educa·
tlon for 10 countries. Before be·
lng sent to that area he spent
some time In 'tht> educational
program of ()('('Upled J a p a n
under Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
The Farnsworths have now re-
turned to Washington. D. C ..
where Mr. Fa rnsworth will be
regional director fnr 16 countries
He wiU make his ht>ndquartt>rs
in Washington.
S'PEKDS LEAVE IN JAPAJf
Sgt. Donald C. Foell. son of
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . E. Foell, 2~1~
Westminster Pl.. Costa Mesa. re·
cently spent a seven -day rest
and recuperation leave In Kobe,
Japan. S"gt. Foell is normally
stationed In Korea with the 25th
Infantry Division, 14th Realment.
He holds the Purple Heart, Kb·
rean Service RJbbon and the UN
Service Ribbon.
~ A· I PLUIUIIIIG
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W. Newpot1 tel.liSCuss
Street Paving, Sewers
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..... IRUC* AIUDI
lira. Meta Nebon La back In
the Harbor area acaln after a
tbree·montb vialt to Plttsburth.
Pa. Het home La at 309 Orchid
Ave., Corona del Mar.
Plana tor eewen, aldewalka
and atreet pav1nc ln t.be West
Newport area will be c1Uicu.leed
at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow tPrlday)
at the meeting ot the We.t New·
port Improvement Assn. In New·
port Beach City Hall.
City Enclneer J. B. (Bert'
Webb will d t.cuas COlts figures
with the people wttbln the West
Newport ......,_,t dUtric:t, ac-
cordln• to Harold Arthur, poup
prealdent. Tbe city propoees to
lnatall a 40-foot wide atreet ln
the former river channel be·
tween the P,acltlc Electric tracka
and Cout Hwy. from C7tb St. to
52nd St. Sewers should be put
in before tbe street Is surfaced.
It was pointed out. Residents
will be questioned regarding the
propo~ Improvements as to
thelr feelings on a bond issue
for the work.
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Df JAPD -NartM 11/lcJt.
aollaDd A. Dare. b..._. of
..... lhatll v. Dare. of -.....
Dr. c.o.a ll19bJaDda. Ia ~
la9 aa ........ t IDCijcw of tbe
baae aqaadna of NartM Wla9
SerYice Group I 7. a ualt of
tbe Pint Nellie AJrcraft WiDg
baNd at tiM ltaml AU .... lD
Japaa. S9t-Dan baa bMil lD
1 apaD oae y.a:r Cllld La due to
rehu'D lD April cw May (tJ. S.
Mellie eorp. Photo).
Day of Prayer
Is Proclaimed Street and alley Improvements
are planned !rom 31st St. to 36th
St. oceanward of Balboa Blvd.
and from 36th St. to 53rd St. be·
tween Balboa Blvd. and tile raJl.
road tracks, excluding Seashore
Colony. which streets have al·
ready been improved, !\tr Arthur
pointed out. AJJeys will be sur-
•• • • • • • ~ N&i ~ ..........................•...•.• 1 Mayor Norman Miller of New·
port Beach this week Issued a
proclamation designating Fri-
day, March 5, for observanct' a
World Day of Prayer.
PBOCLA.ICA TIOlf
WHEREAS. there a re condi· faced and needed stree.ts paved
tlons of tension and uncertainty Inland of Balboa Blvd from 36th
In the world today, and It is St. to 46th St .. 11 the plans arP
r(.'('Ognlzed that the many prob· carried out.
BOGEB PA'n'EltSOif. NEWPORT I tems confronting us can bt' . ------
OR PAJl EAST DESTBOTEB solved only with the help of Many Thefts
Aboard the destroyer USS Me· Almighty God; and
Dermut is Roger K. Patterson. WHEREAS. M a r c h 5th. the I
u. s. !lia\y, son of .Mr. and ~frs., first Frldl\y of the Lenten :-euson. Are Reported
Donald B. Patterson of Box 31~. 1 has tx-en declared a wortd.wlde
:-l('wport Beach. ·and husband of day or prayer In 118 countrl~s; I ~umerous thefts have b('('n
Mrs. Marilyn I. Patterson of .Los NOW, THEREFORE. t. Norman listed with !liewport polke r~
Angeles. His ship recently vis1ted MIJier. Mayor of the City of :-lew. <'ently by local peoplP
thP Philippines. The dt>stroyer port Beach, do hereby proclaim :\frs. Robert B. Powell, of 916
has operated ott the coasts ~r tbe March 5th, 1!¥.H. as a w. Ocean Front. ~ewport Beaeh
Japanese Islands and crew mem-DAY OF A PRAYER complained of the theft of two
bers have had the opportunity for a better world for all pcopiP chenille bedspreads off a clothPs
to visit Yokosuka and Kobe on to remember the needs of our j une. A size two red·dotted Swl~
tht> main island of Honshu and nations. as we bow our heads in dress was stolen from the :\fL,J.
Sa ebo on Kyu hu. the southern · rpverent acknowledgemt>nt of I :\luftet Shop. 1211 Coast Bh d
mo">t Japanese island. dependence and rellant'e upon Corona del :\t.u.
BOOlfD FOB PBlLJPPOfES
Bound for the Philippine IS·
lands aboard thP transport USS
General Morton is Pfc Tl'oy 1..
Keathley Jr.. husband of Mrs.
Irene M. Keathley, 2516 ~ewport
Blvd .. Costa Mesa. He has been
st>lected Cor duty ttiert> with :\1a·
r lne sl'Curity forces. Prior to this
asslgnmpnt, he served at the
Marine Corps Base. Camp Pen·
dleton.
OllDilfAJfCE NO. 683 I
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUN·
TY OF ORANGE REGULATING
TRAFFIC ON BEACH ROAD.
The Board of Supervisors of
the County of Orange, State of
California. do ordain as follows:
SEC'TlON 1. The Board ot Su ·
pervisors of thl' County of ()r-
ange. State of California. hereby
finds and determin~>s that that
certain road commonly known
as "Beach Road" and hereinafter
particularly deS<'rlbed. is a pri-
vately O\\ ned and maintained
road or way within an area
which would be a "ResidE"nce
District" as defined In the Cdli·
Cornia Vehicle Code IC the road
or way Wl're a public highway.
and thnt vehkular traffle there·
on Is therefore subj(.'('t to local
regulation as provided by S(.'('·
tlon -159.7 of the California Ve·
hlcle Code.
Almighty god. and J urge eH•ry·l Someone took gas from t .. wk ....
one to pau~ In their work tor abc-Jard the boat. Greyhounn anrl
one m inute at one·thlrl> p m .. ,ln !'lO doing lt>ft pet ro<'k..~ nJWn
to lL"k that God glvl' us that which pt>rmined the tank:-w
hope that Is In ChrlstfJPSus. light 1 fill wuh water :\tan in Wf'bb
to guide us. courage to support
1
of 121.3 Coast Hwy ~<'~' p(lrt
us. and love to unltl' us Bealh. rt>port£>11.
Given under my hand and the A fla hllght and a tra' f'ling 1 Executive Seal this 22nd day of I clock wpre stnlen from the bcJdt
February. A.O 1954. Sheridan S. BadgN. m•X>rt•-1 at
NORMA~ ~ILLER. 2572 Bayshore Dr .. Stan Badgt>r
Mayor of the City of uf thl' ~ewport Harbor Yacht
Newport Beach. Landing reportl'd
Bea c h com be r s Club
House. stopping south
bound traffic.
1 b 1 Between Lots 18 and 19
as shown on Tract No.
889. and such point be·
ing distant 123 feet
The l'Ontent:. uf onl' «>m t•lopt'
Wl're missing and other letters
were taken {rom his mall bux
and torn. George Berkstresser. of
508 35th St .. Ne·wport Beach re ·
ported. Children wprp bfollen>d
rt>Spon sible for Jhl' damagl'
nor t her I y frnm thl' BACX BOICE llf CDN AFTER
southerly end of Lot Z. NAJOII StnlGEIIT tx L. A.
said southerly l'nd of :\Irs :'\orman • Edrth Pictur •
Lot Z ~x'Ing thl' l'nd of a Nelson is homl' no" at 5ln Pom
20 fnot Strip or land used St>nia Ave ' Corona del :\tar.
for road pur!)l•"l''. ~t()p-o\Ctt.>r a bfmt with major surger)
plrg south bound tr.tf· at the Californra Hospital m LM
fie Angeles and a pt>nod ot com·a-
SEC'TJO:'\ 6. This Ordinance leS<"Ing in a ~anitarlum in Lo-.
shall take eft('('t anc1 bt' in Cull I Angele-. . .Staying with her i her
tore(' thirty 1301 days frnm and I frr t>nd, :\Irs. ~tarjorw Brown Her
aftt>r its passage and before the hu.;band has been In the Haven
t>xpiration of Clftl't.'n 1 1:->t days Rest GuPst Homt> In Santa
after the passagt> th«>re-of shall Ana. during her illnl'SS. :\lr~
be published onct> In the ~cw. ~t'lson·, op<-ration took place
port Harbor Ensign. a newspaper after Christmas which shl' spt>nt
publlshel1 In the County v f Or· at a family gatherlrg at her
ange. Stntc of California. to · nephew'.; home rn San )tarlno
gether With the n .. tme-. Of the
Said Beach Road Is particular· members of the Board u r Su. SON BOIUf TO CAUELLS
ly described as follows. to·wit: pen•lsors voting fl)r anl1 against
A strip of land 30 fl't.'t in the same.
width, designated a Lots X •SEALI WILLIS H. \\'AR~ER
and Y as shown on an of-Chairman of the Board ,lf Su.
flclal map or Tract :io. 797. pervisors of Orangt> Count~ Cah·
M.B. 24, pgs. 10 to 13, :\1.:\1.; fornia.
and a strip of land 20 feet In ATTEST: 8 J S:\tJTH
width. designateq as Lot Z County Clt>rk and e'l: officio
as shown on an otflcial map Clerk of the Board of Super\i~ors
of Tract No. 889. M. B. 27, of Orange County. California.
pgs. 17 to 21. M.M. STATE OF CAUFOR~IA
SECTION 2. The maximum COUNTY OF ORA.~GE-.ss
speed limit on Beach Road Is t. B. J. S:\HTH. County Clerk
hereby decla red to be fifteen and ex-oCficlo Clerk ot the Board
t 151 miles per hour. which speed of Supervisors of Orange County,
lhnlt Is hereby found to be most CaJlfornia. hereby certify that at
appropriate to facilitate the a regular meeting of the Board
orderly movement of traffic of Supt>rvlsors. held on the 16th
thereon consistent with public day or February, 1954. the fore·
safety. • going Ordinance. containing six
A <:On. :\tare ~orman. '' dS born
to 2\tr anrt !\Jr.; Burton GartM-11.
1209 \\' Balb.la Bh·d. ~E'wport
Beach. on Thursday. Feb. 11.
in Ho.1g :\lem••rlal Hospital
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Noticed---
the outstandmg quality of
' SECTION 3. The Road Commls-<6> sectJoM. was considered set'·
stoner of the County of Orange lion by section, and that the said
shall erect and maintaJn ap-OrdJnance was then passed and
proprlate signa on said Beach adopted as a whole by the fol·
Road In conformity with Section lowing vote:
-.I of the Calltomia Vehicle A~: SUPE.RvtSORS the pnntlng m the 'Ens1gn .
Code giving notice of the speed Heinz Kaber.
Umlt hereby Mtabllahed. Willard SmJtb •
S!;C'MON 4. Every operator of C. M. hatbsly,
a vehicle trawntn.a said &Ncb Ralph J. McFactftn. and
Road ahaU lwlna audl vehicle to Wlllla H. Warner.
a full .eop at ...ct. potnts tMreon NOES: SUPE.RVI.SORS
u have bftn duly marked and None.
~ wtth .eop .apa u proo ABSENT: SUPERVlSORS
vlded ln 9ectlon 5 Mftol. !toM.
~ 5. 'fte .,_d Com· IN WJTNISS WREJliX)F,
m?l ' h'Mr o1 tbe Couaty ol Or· haw heftunto Mt ~ hand and
anp aball erect and malntaln alftxed the otrlclal liN I ol the
.top ..... ~ ~ loud ol Supsvt.ora ot the
Just compare the Enstgn with
other newspapers ---and see
the excellent reproduction of
p ictures, adverttSements and
printmg
I
tnme on .._. aGad. at tile Couae;, ol Oranp. ltate ol CalJ.
polntl tiMnoa ~bed .. fol. fanlla. tllilllttll daJ ol....,.ary,
Iowa: I lJM. FOR THE FINEST OUAUTY --IT'S THE ENSIGN
<a) ZIO !let IDUther)J rro.
..,._ road to ..._
h.lfbWQ. IUda point ....
tna dlltaat • feet
aorU•erlr e.. 1M ...............
I
a. I . Slilml.
0...., a.tl aDd U ·CJIIIdO
c.koftlle...,.oiiQrww .... a
ol Ore-. CllatJ, ca&IIDnla.
,_... lkcj:iUt ....._KID·
..... ,....., • 1111.
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PAGE TEN ........ ., ·-~·
Z ·ng o·spule Is SeHied Ivan Browning City Gets $905 Clal• for 001 I to Sing Here Flood Dwa~~o~ge to School
~G&TamL
A dauchter, 7 lt. .. 5 oz.. waa'
born to Mr. and Mra. Rlcha.rd
Ntewluowakl, 471 Maenolla St ...
eo.ta Mesa. In St. J.eph Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, Feb. 9. CContlnuecl from Pace 1)
said, Council could 10Jve this
m a tter by a new z.onlne claas1fl·
cation for property adjacent to
S<'hools. prohibiting businesses
selling artlciK or services to the
students.
There w as the basis for the
ultimate solution, but before It
c3mf' to a vote, there was con-
:-.idernble discussion by the au-
rllt>nre---100 per cent opposed to
c•ommerclal devt>lopme nt near
the High School, a nd Insistent dents. but did not otherwl..se op·
that a definite &Oiutlon bt> po~ use ot the propt-rty.
reached that evening. Tht> titatt>ment pointE'<! out that
J udge D. J. Dodgt> of Costa l thf' high S<'hool proximity has
Mesa. presJdt>nt of tht> High bet>n of great valut> to Mr. Stan·
School trustees, read a tate· ley In his development of Cliff
ment prepared by Board Mem· tlavt>n
ber Hadd Ring and concurrec1 In I "Mr Stanley's Cliff H aven
by the board. The sta tement re prope rty consists of 75 to 80
affirmed the board's oppo!!ltlon acrt>s," the statement Jald. "The
to business that would attra<'t pro(>f'rt)' In question ronsists of
students or that would INrbor les.'l than 2 acres. less than 2 per
loiterers who might prey on stu cent of the whole. We know h e
-----------------------------was fa vor('d value-wisP on 98
Seek June Charter Vote pN Ci>nt of h is property !>Ping
In pwxlmlty to tht> Hl~h School
Now, l'i 11 unfair to a sk tha t he
c:oncf'de that IM~s than 2 ~r <'f'nt
11! thl~< prnperty bt> adversely a f.
fe<·tNI? Is it II}() much to ask
lhdt hP tlunalf' a part of thE'
valul" or th l~ pmperty to thf'
\\(•II !x'Ing ro f thf' lllgh &hoot
''llllf'nh by pr*"' ('n!lng a pmb
lf'm thdt might tll•\f•lnp?"
!Continued from Pap 1)
t'Xdmln.ttlon mu t be pickt'd tQ
a lle,;w the vll'k1ng of a ny of the
top thrt•f' A IPttf'r wa.., rf'ac1 from
1 h•• ~f'"' IJI•rt Flr<·flghter-. A !>O
l•ttlll"ltlng this 1 hangf'
J. rt•f'holdf'r.., 11tcJJ)J•"t1 J )mo-
l)(''''" prr;\ ''lttn ltmrttnJ( a f'll)
Meeting Due
on Dock Bids
The OrangP County ll<trbor
C•1mmlsslon Is €'xpr'(·tE><I to call
a ..;J)('i'lal mN•ting 1n thE> nf'ar
futurf' to makt• r«><· .. mmf'nd<t·
titms 1•1 thl' Or<tng<· C't1un ty
Bt•ard ,,r Sup<•rvl..,or..; ''" prlv:111•
l<'a'ling uf tht· Orang~> Cnunt)
l)()<:k nNI r t hf• Arc·ht•<;, «tt C'hast
Hwy a n(l :'\t•wport Bl\tl . ~<'w
Ji'Jrt B<'o.~t•h
councilman to "'f't\lnJ;t t"'' N.n
<;N"Ut ive term' An artld<' "d.,
ordered wrrttf'n I•• vr•" trl~' th.ll
no C"ltY M't\ WP tor ullltt) -.h,lll
be dr'(VIntrnuf•tl f•1r f<IIIUff' •Jl
an)unP IJ·IYinl,l uth1•r c h.trS.:I'' ,,.,
"f''-"t'•l on 1 tw '" m1· bd I
T h P diSt'u<;SIIIn app.rt~ach~>n
0.•1 h n~.: p()l n1 Whf•n C'ou nf·i I m.tn
,\ \\' Smllh romml•n!Pd that
On<'e tht• Frt't•huldt•r-. h,;\ ,.
dra\\ n UIJ ,, c·h.arl<'r -.u11.1hlt• 111
thl'm!WIVP-. I hi•) \4 Ill '''t lht•
dati-f••r tht• t·h;trtN Ph't'IH•Il .1nd h~-.tf'rla "'"r tht• toning i..,!-U<'
transmit th€' c·h.trlt•r I•• thl• 1 II) hMI tw•·n \\orkf'tl up b~ .1 nP\\l'·
t•t oundl J p.t pN anol b) a man who ha;,
Tn plan• th1• c h.uh·r ""tu· 11n hu..,tnc...,, intC'r""t" to \\hit h thl'
thP Junt• prlm.~ry b,dlul, tho• propcl..,f'tl l:ith Stn¥1 bu-;inps.o.;
!'icwpnrt fWarh C i 1 y l'lltHll'll \\totdc1 tw In rnmpt•titl"n ..
musr aii••PI a rN-nlu tH•n ar itl' \\',ilh·r 8urruu~hs. m.tjorlty
:vtarc·h 22 m<'t'llnJ! c·all1ng for lhf' ownt'r nf th<' C·•~t a .\fp..;it Globe·
Orang(• Cuunl) Bnar•l .of Supt•r llf'r.dd, 201 up lu hbjN·t. stating
\'IS<Jr~ tu •lo !-IJ that the• r<·fcrf'n<:c• unrl11uhtPdly
A SJ)('('tal E-lt'C'I tOn to dt-.•lfll' I hi'
l.'hartc.>r IS..,ll(' wllJ C'U!'-l lhl• t'll)
appr(JXImau·ly $.3.fJOII hut If II
were rnduriNI tn th<· vrrmtlt)
Ruy Ed\\:trn ... rtf Orangf', Hnr · PIN'tl•m thP ,.,.,, \\loUIII he• $13:?
bt1r Cnmml:-."''n <·h.llrm.tn. ha" el('(·tiiJn C"t'"' f1gure., 'h''"
rl:'portf'd th.tt lhf• lrnal rlP<Islonl JC thl' chartt>r " apprn,ed h>
wrll n1m~ fmm tht' -.u()(•rvls.r,rs the \'t•tf'f;, !.late legrslatur<' np
with thf' • tomml~'>'l"n mak1ng pn,\'al mu.,t b(> uht.tlnt'l'! twfurt'
r nl~ rc-rotmmPn((;otlrm-. rl hf'.romf"' eff('("tl\ f.' Th(' lim<' IJ(
"''" '" him and h i-. ao;sociatlon
"llh \\' T J€'fff'r'<l)n. 11wnf'r and
prumoH•r of th€' lith St bu.,inPS."'
'-(•c·11on in Cu"'ta :\tP-.a "~onE' but
n •11..,tortl'd m1nrl "'"uld . . .. hE'
l';tartNI I ll <;ay "'hPn :\tr Stanley
am'-<' and :-ald. · l d•m't tH>Iieve
t hi-. is ne<'f'<>"'cHY " :'\tayor ~or·
m an ~lllt>r a~re<'rl that a per·
-.~~n .. t fight "a' out of order.
,\ \\,llt•rfrtlnl ff''t.tur.tnl o·nf lr•gt!>ldlUrt' .Jp(Jr•;vdl I'-thf' tim••
f•••• 'h"l' ,.," kt.all 1••11111!1' I\\ ·~I of "' b+-'t'fJmin~ f'fr('('ll\" .lrc.,•rd
•llnlr.j..• r• .. •m" '•• hi ,,,if., ••nt1 ing to .;tate Jaw.
mdtlrt'• at·t·, ...... ,.,rtf·' ,,,.,,._. ht~dt
r~'nt.tl -.11pc; ••nil ,, rl<tt k l.•rgf'
t•n••llt.!h f~tr 1 h" A'·"''" l'·""'n~,.r
l"~o~' <.(•n 11 f' h .l\ f' hN·n pr~oJX''~'~l
1n "nf' lf'a~· ••ft1•r rTHtdr• h~ Fc1r
r1•-.1 C Smllh Jr ,,f 112 Vi.• Lrl19
~rord Lido h lr· fl\4 rwr of lhP
, h;tln nf l'lto< k H••'t.Juranl!-. An·
ol h•·r l1• . .-.!• .. ft••r h . .-. hrf'n made
b\ E J liud• Jackl1n of 538
lt•·oll.tn•l.., A\1' ="•'"'IK•rl Bt>ach.
Priwate Serwice Hel~
for l•f•l Da.pter
Privati' s<>rvic<'s lnr Linda LA'P
Wilson. the Infant daughtN of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L<>f' Wlls(fn.
2-12 Old County Rrl :'\Pwp<•r1
Heights. wert> ht-ld Mond.ty In
Graue.>! Chapel. Costa Mf'Sa. wuh
Cou nrtl a pprm Nl a
marlt-by Coundlman Braden
Fine h ri1rN't.ng C1ty Attorney
Jlo.~rry Blrlf!gelt to pr<>parc an or·
tllnant·f' rf'gulating the uSP r){ th«.>
propN'JY The• pm\ 1sions of the
.. rrllnanr<' :u f' '" be based on .\fr.
Stanlt>y'<> statf'ml'nt and the
High ~ho•"ll tru!-tf't-<;' n>quPst Cor
rf'..,lrktion~. ThE> ordinanrf' Is to
b£> lntmdurf'c1 at the Marrh 8
mec·tlng ann i:-. M'hPdUI('(.I
final nppro\al ~arch 22.
SPMISB CLOWJif MOVES
R • R Rev. Charlf'tl F. Hand officiating OWing aces Baby Unda died Jut Thursday
lin Hoag M~morlal H08J)It&l a ff'W
Mr. and Mrs. P<>plto PerPZ •the
Spanish Clown 3nd the Rubbe-r
Doll of rhe theatrical w orld>
ha q • mfl\'t't1 fmm i18 Goldt'nrod
A'<' Corr.na d('l :'\(ar tn 1622 :.;
R"~ll(lri r\\f•. Sanld r\n:l
H M 29 hours a Ctt>r blrth. &>sldPS ht>r ere ay parf'nts -.hp Is -.urvlvf'd b) hN
m.tiNnal granfiJMrl'nl'i, :\1r •• nd
\r rh•· rn•·r•IIOJ! of thf• :'\~ j :\ln; \\'tlklf' JtJhnvm flf _:ll pbr."
, .... II trt ... r I h.lmht·r "' (' .. m I ka ann ht•r pat«>rna~l gr.tntl FOllMER llESmEJfTS MOVE
m• • •· H••'l'lrn..: fommttth· hPid mr)thPr \lr-. '\f,.rl~> :\1a~rlln ••f ThP Jlu,Jri Haught-.. feormrrly
l.,.r \\l•••k ''" \\'••tln,..,tla) 11 "·'~ Sdnl.t :\l•.nu.a C'n•mattun f,.J .,f :-,,'"'J•ort llr•1ght' ha\P mr1vf'd
ol• .... ol I•· ITt\ lit• OIOP f·uiiPgc-. I II)WPd rr .. m ~.Ill .\t.tll'l'l '" Hlll-.btJrl)
II •I f••ll' fl•'l' 1111: tluh' lo :'\PW -----------------
1>• ,,. f,r 1 h1• \I. I\ ~ Rf·~.~ 11 ,'\ for
\\ • '''''" Sttrtnl R''" tng Cham· SpeedinCJ Drivers Arrested
j•l• I ..,hlp
1 "11•·1!•·, '" 0.· ln\.iiNJ inc ludf' l nl'iuclt>d In thiJ<;f• arrf'-.tPI1 rrn Ruh••rt r. ~lmlngton. 346
1•r• ~.:••n SLttc• ~la nfiJrd. t:nivf.'r->;JX't'd f'harJ:<·.., rf-'l"t•ntl> h~ :"Jt•\\ I f'ln\4 ••r :o-t ,.,,,l.t ~t..._a. JO
•tl\ rr f krlll ... h C•J1Um bl:4. ,. ~ JX>rt prrli• •• ~,, lud<••l ~~llo "!.or :.!-,mil,. tonf', Balb«,a Blvd. and '\I··" 1\(·,lflt•my l:nl\f'f'll) ur ··hf'lll Jr J4,, R.dl><lol ( .. ,,., f•·r 1:lth Sl ~""' prrrt. ,, J Lohman.
' olil••rnl.l. l fll\.l•r-.11 )' 11f r.tli 111 In a 2:l mil•· '""" P.o~lll•"' 1111; fll·l Vu•· L;onf'. Balboa. 40
'''~n1.1 ! ... .-. ,\ngt•lr...,, l'nrv•·r-.lly nf Blvd -•I St:\th Sr 8illh<1,o. u~~~•l 1 mllf'" Jn ,, 2:i mil<' 7onP, at Bal·
:O.•,ulh••r n l',dlf'lrnlil l'niVN'iil~ E !:'tr•f'\f'' :!1·;;-f 1< t•,an Hhtl I ho.1 fi h1l ,1nrt ll'tth St . ~Pwport;
.,( \\'ISI'IIn<..tn :~nd l'nl\t•r•dl} <;( Balh<oll r .. r Ill Jn •• J:, mil•· '"'·' [)ron.old J.: Eldrr J:}05 E Balboa
\\',,.,tJin~t·.n ltt,wtn~ rluh..; will 8dll><•·• !il\1'1 ;and l'llh Sr _:..,."' !;I'd R.dbt1,1 -,.1 10 a 2.5-mile
Ill' Juri•· th•· D••lphin float C'luh pt•rl Rt.ht•rt IJ kHI(.!'\.\.1) 1·;;-,1 t••n•· f!,1},1ril" Dr a t Carnation
Ho •• Lt~nl! B1•" h Rl•wln~ Club. thf' I k ''''" HI\ <I R.tlhna (nr Ill 1n ''I \ , t .,,,, • .,, do•l Mar
... 11 lll• 1:1• ft~t\\tng Club .tnd thP 1 2:1 mil•• to nf' Hul h<o.r Khol .tJtd )),df' (I \\',uh• 2161 E ()cpan
:'• .olll•· T••nr11' Clu h ltotrh ~~ ="""I"''' \1.1fi.!olff•l \\11 ~rro11 H,1J111,,1 ltj mtlf'" in a 25·
'Jr 11 CP l'"·"' Colll>gP m.t~ .ll"' larrJ "•..!11 \\' I 1< • .ur Fr11n1 H.ol I rml·· ,.,n,. .11 Ba lb«•a Bhd. and
h.l\1' lhPir • rt~·.., rrady lfl p;n I•••.J f.,r 111 1n ' .!"• mil•· '"'''' 1 •lh S! :'\f'\\l)(1rt, Barbara D.
II II•·•IP 1n rh,. RPJ:a tta ,,f'etortl Ralll'ta Bl\fl .1n•l 1-:rt.!h lh "I 1 .... ri i-.1Hir\ l'iHI F. ()c-enn Blvd ..
I'H' ,,, ll.a\ Lon,wnh•·lm f>'('('U B;dl)o o,a , s.oll\ R Pnrtl·r 11:? Fl!\lh•~ol ,, In a 2:> mllf>
1 ,,. '" nl.u\ ,.(II' C'h;omhf·r nf Lmtlu "I H:tlh-•. 1 f,.r ,~,II' ·• [, B.aiii'M BIHI .tnd (<.land Avt'.,
I "'rlln1'flf' m1lf' '"",. R,tlho.t Rhrl .tnd 11th k.olt;o.:a. Wlllram C H~arl. of 123
Saillftaker Baxter 1111 .. 1 w B.dh<><t 81 "1 ~I'\\ rx•rt .• n I\IHI( In :l 2.5-mile zone ar I
Sl :'\o•\4 port · J.,n,•t .\t :-.1•\.\ lwr~ .?1nl St :'\f'Wpm! Brach, 10 miles
r .. r Ill In ~I 2:> milt' /ltnl' Balh<lol H.tlh<M 81\d. and 36th St.. NeW· of Balltoa Is Dea~ Bl\•tl and Hit h St . :-<t·~~ rll•rt. J)(ltf . Ch.;rlf>'il A. Abram!~, of 5181~
Dorltlh> L;aulwn.,tf'in Ill ~ W W Bay AvP . Balboa, 40 miles
l'Jf'lnnd • F Tl·•"f'f l!l rof .11 1 flrf'an Fmnt. _:llpwpor1 . I~) mrl1•"' an hhur In a 25-mllf> zone. Bai-
Buf'na Vi,l:t fll\•1. Ball>1oa dirrl 1n a 2:>-miiP tiJnf'. Balboa HJ...-rl htt.\ Rlvc1 and 15th St . Newport.
Mo.nrl.•> in hie; h11mr• Ht• """" 11 a m i lOth St Nt>wport ; Ju .... ,.ph p
pdtlnl'f art lht• ... :11lm11kin't ftrm WhiiPhPill'l. 212 VIa Lr1rf'a Lido
ro( Bnxr••r anrl C'lt·f'fn. r,f N«>wport !siP. 40 In a 25-mllP :UJnf', 8 al
Jfo. A-m12
JfOTICE TO c:aEDITOJIS Bt•arh and wa:-. r1 run•·hl'r. llf> I~ ~;n Blvd. at 18th St . Nl'Wport.
N. C. Nnursr. !80S F. Boy ESTATE OF CONDEE R. BIGGS . .,urvlvr•ol hy , hio: wlduw. Mrs
Cnrnlfn<' 8 R:.X IN . ;mtl a rou-.m .
Bt•N'hf'r F llunjlt•rfMtl nl Bnl·
tKtn
Funf't .. rJ 'NVI<'f'S Wf'f(' ht'ld
yt>-.trrrl.1y in g, Jnmf'll F.:plscopnl
C'hurc·h Nf'wport &-ach. with the
RI"V r n u I MfJIIrP Wh('(')Pr or.
fklallng Bnht Mortuary W:l<t in
chargf' of arrang('mt'nts
8ACJ[ nOM F AJI EAS't
William H M II llg a n . Jr ,
mt'talsmlth flrt~t <'Ia ~. U S
Navy, liOn of Mr a nd Mrs Wll.
Jlam H. Milligan. of 468 Nf>wport
Blvd.. Cotlt a Mf'Sa. rt>turne<:l to
Lonr Btoach r(>('t>ntJy a rtf'r n n
elcht·month tour of duty In the
PacWe aboard the fleet ollc.-r USS
Tolovana. 'nlf' ahlp left the
atat• Ja.lt June. Although h~tM'd
prtmarU.y 1a Sawbo, I apan, the
TolonM .Wted othft' l apanf'te
,_.. ud IIDn~ Konr. The ahJp
.............. few a IMW and UP·
IIIIIP jJirtod belen b« IW.Id u -
'111•-'-
Front. Balboa. 45 In a 2:> milt> f>f'<'ea~d.
tJJn~' Balt>l)a Blvr1. ond lOth St. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
Newport ; W. S Grim ( .. ,, 720 t hf' creditors of and all pt>rsons
Goldenmd Ave . Corona dPI Mar. having claims against the sa.Jd
10 1 n a 25· milt> 10ne. Balboa I dece<lt>nt or said estate to file
Blvd ami Jsl~tnrl A,vt>, 8.'\lboa: th('m w ith the ne<'HSa.ry vouch·
Lloyrt C Robbins. 2029 ~an f'T8 In the om ce of the Clerk of
Blvd . BniiY>a. 40 milt'S In a 25· thf' Superior Court of the Stalf'
mJIP zont>. Balboa Blvd. and 29th of California. In and for the
St.. Newport: W. E. Foote, 'JJ'fl County of Orang~. or to prHent
E. Bay Ave .. Balboa, with 40 In the samf', with the necessary
a 25-mlle zone. Balboa Blvd. and vouchf'nt. ttl tht' und~ened at
Sixth St.. Balboa: I oyce M. Glb· hls or her place of buaJness. to·
bon~. 1208 W. Ocea.n Front. New· wit:
ptrrt &>ach. 45 rnlles In a 25-mlle DONALD "b. HARWOOD, 1415
.wne. at Balboa Blvd. and Is· CoAst Hlchway, Corona del Mu,
land 1\vt>., BA.Iboa; I a c k H. Ca lllornla within six mon1M
Evan& 168 MenlJl Pl . Costa alter the lint publication ol Uala
Mt'8a, 4:S In • ~·mile rtOne. Bal· notice.
bon Blvrt. and 14th St.. Newport; Dated February 19. 1954..
Ivan I . Mac Milllan. 600 ... 36th ISABJ:LLE ALFORD. EucvtJta
St .• Newport Beach. 45 In a 25-ot the l!lltate ol utd ~t.
mUe zone, Balboa 8Jvd. and 14th DONALD D. HARWOOD, Altair•
St.. ewport; Thomas I . SI.Ro ney at Law. 1415 Coat HlrbW&J',
Jr., 435 J'ernJMf Ave., Corona Corona delMar, CaUIDmla.
del Ma.r, t5 mila on Cout Bwy. Publ111l : Feb. 25. Marcia 4, 11. 11
In &ont of Ute Ba.lboa lay Club; In tiM l'ewport Harbor EMip.
lva.n Harold Brownln£, na.
tlonally noted Negro tenor.
brl•gs hl annual con<'t'rt ro thf>
Ha rbor area Sunday evening In
a progra m built around the
works of JamH Weldon John·
son. Mr. Browning. a pt>rsonal
frlt>nd of the fa mous Nt>gro pot>!,
w ill sing at Christ Ch urch By the
Sea at 7:30 p.m.
He was presented In Ne,.-port
last year as tht> featured attrac-
tion of Christ Church by the
Sea'!> <tnnual five rlollnr banquet.
:\1.r. Browning l lhe tl><'i plt>nt of
War Dt'partment mt>dal for hl'i
entrrta lnml'nts for thf' rom bat
troovs In Wurld War II Ill' was
rf'slnt>nt In EurOPf' 15 y~>ars.
Thl' ('tonCPrt I" pr('~ntl'd by thP
c·hu rl'tt "llhnut t•h,trf::'' ,\ fu'f'
"111 uffPrin~ will bP rt'<'•'a\f'ff
AUTEilSOI'f'S GET BOY
A Y>n. Bru«> Danl«>l. wa!-. h .. rn
'" :'\tr .tnd ~frs Thoma ... Autf'r
~m :.!18 Knoll. St. (.'u.,ta ':'.ll'Sa.
on Frid~y. F£>b. 12. 1n IJIJo..IJt Mf'·
moria! llo vital.
1be Newport IIMdl EleMn·
ta.ry Scboo1 m.trlct .ubmJtted a
IBOC5.31 claJm to the Newport
City Coundl Tuadq evenlnc
for the damap eaued to the
Harbor View Scboo1 when the
Corona del Mar rWrvoJr OWl·
flowed durtnc tbe l'fov. 15 rain·
storm. Councll referred the dalm
to tbe city's lnsurance eanlen..
By a apJJt vote of 3·2 CounclJ
a uthorized expenditure o1 t&85
for prlntlne a "Thla Is Your City"
p a m p h I e t. Councilman A. W.
Smith objectt'd on the erounds
that the coming electlont! would
make portions of the pamphlet
soon obsolete. He was back~ up
on thl by Councilman Braden
Finch but :\'layor Norm an Miller
and Councilmt'n Les lsbell and
c;C'rald &>nnt'tt voted In favar of
1 ht> proje<'t.
Council nlso:
e Appm\'t'fl trans.f£>r of $400
park funds tor preparing park
plans
e :"Ja mc.>d Rulwrt L. Boyd of
Corona rlel Mar a s mcmbt>r ()f
the insuran<'t' associates carry.
Inc Insurance for the clty, re·
placlnc AI Glbeon.
• CaUed an election for March
31 for annexation of Seaquist
parcel near Newport Helchta.
• Approved plana f« under
bay water line from Udo lale
to Cout Hlchway and called
blda for March 22.
LA.u an aam.
A dauchter. Mary Phylll . wu
born to C.pt. and Mrs. Laurel
Lape. S08 Orchid Ave., Corona
del M'ar, In Hoae Memo rial Hos·
pltal, on 'Jbunday, Feb, 11
n..s .. Fri •• Sat. SPECIALS
"CUPCAKE"
IUT IIEII • • • • • u.lle
• • • • • ... ae
• • • • I for 32e
• • • • • 3 for 23e
VIBCDnA llciiABA.Jt"S
CUPCAKE BAKERY
221 E. 17tla St.
PROIIE BE 7.&50
Who&. .. .,. Coflee-Viing
COFFEE
T _..well Colored
MARGARINE
St.urf!M too-;. "--v~-
... 79f.
51~
I •.
SHORJENING :s... .. 78~
Pertect Host, Ld, 41-ct.
TEA BAGS 39f. WHITE KING~;·55¢ -L----------Baue S~y
TOMATOES
v ... c.,. &ret.cl
TUNA
Fithen 5c O..t 40-oz. plg.
BISCUIT MIX· less
Nubi..n Kedote
41c
5c
17-
Fl GS 303 Cen 2 u"'
Oet Monte S.iced
BEETS 303 CJ&eu jer
lindsey Gient Ripe
OLIVES
AI P""e Cenned
Ml LK ler<Je cans
~pple Time
APPLE SAUCE 303
c.n
ltOOJJ.J? a t.lJJ1l.alJLJl1 a a a a a a a a a 7.(i)('lJj& a
ROUND
SIRLOIN
SWISS I
No. I cen 25~ ----
2 Utll 25~
29f.
ann aauu
STEAl
SALE!
CHUCK ROAST
GROUND BEEF
I.
Golden Fries 4 rlahermcm
FISH STICKS
JUST HEAT AND EAT
10-oz. pkg. 53~
Snow vop 6 0&. Cen
Orange Juice
-FRESH VECETABLES
Yelow Meeted
~naSquash
ONIONS 3 lb ••
Pea•ge
TOMATOES 14-oz.
Young Green Tend«
ASPAIJAGUS
IEIL El
LUI
Frying Chiekensa.a.•
BACON ...... ···-· .......
FRANKS 111 --·-•u. ••• ....
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